Sentence examples for that very minute from inspiring English sources
It's very bizarre, the way that very minute inflection or intonation can completely destroy a laugh.
Here's how long ago this was: I didn't snap up the place that very minute but told the broker that I'd phone her the next morning.
This is totally different from the duty of presidential candidate, which is to say the exact same thing over and over with an enthusiasm that suggests you just thought of the idea that very minute.
On Wall Street, he always had clients breathing down his neck, and at Abyssinian there were always people lining up in the office who needed his help that very minute.
No one could write guidelines for a panicked call on a Saturday from a woman who had just moved off the streets and whose precious cat just had to see a vet that very minute.
Start with the chunky hummus, so fresh it tastes as if the chickpeas were ground that very minute (possibly thanks to that noisy blender?) and garnished with parsley and a sprinkle of paprika.
"But they're all very supportive and I've had that from the very minute I walked through the door".
If you are any sort of news-reader you should be aware that right this very minute, as you're reading this, the island of Sri Lanka is being torn apart as the government forces push for the final eradication of the Tamil Tigers.
And what's really terrifying is that at this very minute there's probably a hundred thousand start ups producing a million smart phone apps for next years WiFi watches that will schedule us us to the minute and cram each minute of the day to the point of no return, so that every moment of life is monitoring everything we've accomplished and still how much more we could get crossed off our lists.
The unlucky made do with an office couch and directed their sympathy toward those withthe bad fortune to have been taking a subway or an elevator at the very minute that something went extremely wrong with that power station somewhere up north.
By the mid-1800s, the Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli came to understand that meteor showers are really comet dust — the "very minute particles that they have abandoned along their orbit".
