Sentence examples for were only just about from inspiring English sources

She said hundreds of thousands of people were only just about making their monthly debt repayments because interest rates are still at a record low of 0.5%.

The wait for all this was only just about worth it.

Having gone full-time to pursue her Olympic dream in January, she admits this is only "just about enough to live off at the moment" and it is fast running out.

And, flavoured with a squirt of bitter irony, it's only just about to arrive on the newsstands.

The predicted mass exodus of foreigners has not materialised so far, but then the new rules are only just about to kick in.

There is a feeling of unbridled joy, but also a nagging sense that the really hard work is only just about to begin".

I'm only just about two thirds of the way through but it's already very high up on my list of favourite reads.

As a result, Hackman has been through a steep development in technique and recording processes, unusual for someone who is only just about to release their first album.

But then, every song in Disclosure's 90-minute set is greeted like a greatest hit, which is impressive: despite the duo having sold a million singles worldwide, they are only just about to issue Latch, their first such release in the States, and they have yet to receive any radio play.

I think I'm only just about recovered from it now!

It was only just about a month ago that Google opened up their goo.gl product to more directly compete with Bit.ly.