Sentence examples for just now from high-quality English sources.

• Yes just now just happened.

• "It's not just now," Edgar said.

• Just now, the gloves are coming off.

• But you spoke just now of observation and deduction.

• Just now, either measure would only compound his mistakes.

• Sadly, the Dragon Queen is more likely than good governance just now.

• I’d never heard of Craig Wright until skimming the Wired article just now.”

• “Never mind what you read just now, sir; I don’t ask you what you read just now.

Use just now in a sentence.

• Nadella said Microsoft is just now starting the "first innings" of artificial intelligence technology.

• Pay, they say, matters less than training, competence and candor about what they are facing, not just now but in the future.

• He was after another Michael Gove, the British education secretary, who hardly anyone would wish to be confused with just now.

• They say the referendum was supposed to be "once in a generation" and that everyone should be focussed on other issue just now.

• It is no coincidence Mexico is going through elections on several states and they presented this proposal just now," Abed said in a recent interview.

• It just doesn't give me the satisfaction of getting help and talking to friends anymore and it has brought me to a horrible place mentally and I just don't want it just now."

• Expressed in words, an intuition is the idea of “this, which occurs in me just now, which I just now see or hear or feel” and its object is just “that change that then takes place in us” and nothing else (ibid.).

• March is as brisk and cheery, though rather grayer, than when we saw her last, and just now so absorbed in Meg's affairs that the hospitals and homes still full of wounded 'boys' and soldiers' widows, decidedly miss the motherly missionary's visits.

just now sentence examples

• "A Zoom meeting was just now held for affected students of the same household, where a representative told a small group of students that the entire building, not just the affected household, was to be locked down imminently, causing chaos in the community," he said.

• Co-investigator Prof Martin Llewelyn, from the Brighton and Sussex Medical School, said: "Although rates of coronavirus are low just now in the UK, healthcare workers are still being affected across the NHS and a second wave of infection this winter is widely expected.

• MIAMI — For all of the cable news chatter, Twitter skirmishes and presidentially bestowed nicknames, this week’s prime-time Democratic debates mark the entry point for millions of Americans who are just now tuning into a presidential contest that will dominate news coverage for the next 16 months.

• “And the worst of it all,” thought he, “is that just now, at the very moment when my great work is approaching completion” (he was thinking of the project he was bringing forward at the time), “when I stand in need of all my mental peace and all my energies, just now this stupid worry should fall foul of me.