Sentence examples for only just left from inspiring English sources
"Why, I have only just left them myself.
It was January, and the Taliban had only just left Kabul.
(The two former officers had only just left a court hearing related to earlier coup attempts in 2003 and 2006).
But Mr Wester has been given a mountain to climb and he has only just left base camp.
Stone based the insider stock-trading storyline on a scandal that had only just left the front pages.
Robert Byrd of West Virginia has only just left the hospital after a six-week stay, and Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts is badly ailing from a brain tumour.
It's heart-catching to see how the first lifts in each work were not high: instead (hard and unshowy work for the man) the ballerina's feet only just leave the ground.
Even among those who are only just leaving their 20s, like Dunham, there is, I suspect, an assumption that people under 30 have no capacity to absorb information that pertains to an earlier era, or doesn't come wrapped in a lot of shrill exclamation.
As that train pulls up, the legislative train is only just leaving the station, and it needs to make several stops before becoming law.
Just be careful to only leave data on when you're actively checking the rate, so that you don't go over on your data plan while you're abroad.
