Sentence examples for just about well from inspiring English sources

Craig Brown slots himself in just about well enough, but it must have been a nightmarish task.

And he was backed by nearly as many Christian conservative voters.Since Mr Bush's appeal depends largely on his reputation as a winner, he probably did just about well enough.

Pumpkins have begun to sneak into just about, well, everything.

The Mail's Quentin Letts does remain just about well-tempered, despite suffering through an opening that "is as slow to motor as a lawnmower at spring's first cut" and "a death scene so long that it may only reignite the euthanasia debate".

A.J. Jacobs, it turns out, is cousins with Paul McCartney, Albert Einstein, Gwyneth Paltrow, Barack Obama, Daniel Radcliffe, Ben Franklin, and -- well, just about every well-known person who's ever lived.

Winning at competitions is not just about how well you can dance, but it's about how well you and your partner present yourself.

It is not just about playing well on a couple of weekends but sustaining that form well beyond the period where talent alone is sufficient.

It wasn't just about drawing well.

"Tonight was just about playing well and consistently throughout.

"When he's engaged, he can defend just about as well as anybody in the league".

Went just about as well as they could have possible hoped.