Sentence examples for just as did from inspiring English sources
Gordon Brown, the current chancellor, has made the promise of "an end to boom and bust" his slogan, just as did his Tory predecessor, Kenneth Clarke.
For the moment, what Mr Woodward writes certainly feels believable, just as did his account of the war in Afghanistan, "Bush at War", published in 2002.
Failure to win a second referendum would close the independence issue for decades – just as did in Quebec – and could mark a point of decline for the SNP.
Whatever the circumstances that made them possible, the images of dead Qaddafis are bound to have a huge effect amongst Libyans, just as did the audio broadcasts of Muammar Qaddafi's recorded voice these past weeks.
Denglish will happen, just as did Singlish in Singapore and pidgin English all over the Pacific in the second world war.WALTER SPANGENBERGLaConner, WashingtonSIR Monolingual Brits are too inclined to take the soft option, perhaps being unwilling or unable to cope with the rigours of learning another language.
Nevertheless, it turns out that the sequence of solutions thus constructed converges to a segment of I just as did the previous one.
It had a defect in its growth hormone receptor gene, just as do the Laron patients.
The functor C 3) has a right adjoint, just as does C(2).
Just as does the whole theory, the construction of P x ∗ has a very nice behaviour with respect to unramified extensions of K.
Do white Americans "identify" just as do minority groups?
Meaning, according to the experts, bone marrow regenerates freely, just as do blood, sperm and eggs.
