Sentence examples for only just completed from inspiring English sources
Their fans had only just completed a rousing rendition of La Marseillaise when they were silenced by the referee Nicola Rizzoli's award of a penalty to Ireland.
Having only just completed a huge fund-raising effort for the new building, they plan to start a new capital campaign within the year, its goal still undetermined.
He predicted that the temple, only just completed at the cost of billions of shekels, and vital to the growth of the economy, was soon to be destroyed, "not one stone would stand", he said.
But as Lorde tweeted on Wednesday, the vague details aren't there "[for] secrecy's sake": the teen star, who only just completed a world tour, hasn't "quite finished" the song.
They have only just completed their own Alpe d'Huez of a season, a 12-month slog of outrageous twists and turns, and are "recovering" in advance of the next onslaught, this one peaking with what another famous taskmaster, Jim Telfer, once described as the rugby player's Everest.
That was also the case for the FDIC's handling of IndyMac, which it seized in July and only just completed the sale of the assets and deposits to a group of private equity investors.
Some wonder whether its zeal is an attempt to regain credibility after making so many compromises in supporting debt-stricken economies.Whereas the ECB has taken the lead among the big central banks in advanced economies in tightening policy, offering a yield advantage to investors in euro-denominated assets, the US Federal Reserve is only just completing its second round of quantitative easing.
Senator Klobuchar, though only just completing her first term as a United State Senator from Minnesota, is the senior senator from Minnesota.
(Only completed levels are saved).
Stables were built just to the north of the castle, but only half were completed during the 19th century.
He was only twenty-five years old and had just completed his training at the Eastern Medical University, in Tsingtao, China.
