Sentence examples for just now while from inspiring English sources
Another App Idea Mr. Steinberg came up with this idea just now while sitting here in our law offices.
Ah, well, let's take Granderson's gentle smile as a badge or emblem just now, while we get ready for Clayton Kershaw again, and a more silent, more edgy evening.
In my office I tend to be racing through short books — Russell Hoban's "Turtle Diary" and Edward St. Aubyn's Melrose books and Lydia Millet's "Magnificence" just now, while at the bedside table and on trains and airplanes I'm grinding away at monsters over a period of months, if not years: Robert Musil's "Man Without Qualities" and Karl Ove Knausgaard's "My Struggle".
There are 12 players out of contract in the summer, and the new manager has to combine the awkward task of maximising performances just now while also planning for a future campaign that even he may not be involved in.
Tottenham's results add weight to Sir Alex Ferguson's view that they are playing the best football of anyone just now, while Sunderland obviously had a fantastic spell and, as we know, QPR had a shocker.
It's an inconvenient blind spot to be exposed just now, while Facebook is under fire for inadvertently selling what appear to be politically motivated ads to a network of fake Russian profiles during election season.
The Sun Sniper series has been in Europe for a while and is just now getting US distribution.
If you threw up a little just now, so did I while typing this, but work with me.
Other housing markets are just now starting to falter, while Manhattan has been in decline since 2015.
Just now I sent some while I was talking with you.
Roughly speaking, this is correct, but a detailed calculation (such as the one contained in this paper) shows that for the simplest viable model of the universe's acceleration, it is actually galaxies at a distance of 4,740 megaparsecs and redshift of 1.69 that are just now reaching the critical point, while galaxies at a redshift of 1.4 are still emitting light that will eventually reach us.
