1. I didn't leave just on a whim .

2. It's just on six .

3. His firm is just on thin ice of bankruptcy.

4. Cost must be controlled, not just on the shop floor but in the boardroom too.

5. Happiness is just on my hands, and even lost sense of direction, but still not afraid.

6. Dad is just on a different wavelength from me.

7. She's ,just on ,ninety years 'old.

8. It's just on three o'clock.

9. I rang the firm just on the off chance that they might have a vacancy.

10. You think the jury will find him guilty, just on your say-so .

11. Jobs are at risk, not just on the factory floor but throughout the business.

12. We came upon a little cottage just on the edge of the wood.

13. Jett threw open the drawing room door just on the stroke of twelve.

14. It concentrates just on lexical access - there is no syntactic or semantic component - and its lexicon contains only 211 words.

15. Could she not sustain the momentum, not just on tradesmen's credit but on borrowed money?

16. Her hair was taken back just on one side, and she smiled in the general direction of the entire human race.

17. He keeps his liquor just on the other side of the room, but catch him actually dishing it out himself.

18. Female speaker It's a terrible blow just on top of everything else.

19. He spent $ 4 million just on advertising in the state.

20. There are at least twenty distinguishable dialects of the language just on the south island..

21. As he pushed himself upright he saw a fleeting figure just on the other side of the perimeter fence.

22. The imposition of taxes in this model is relevant to the effect not just on prices but also on industrial structure.

23. A whole manuscript, a finished article, a short book, that Tabarant wrote just on Victorine Meurent?

24. Their identity lies elusively just beyond grasp, like words we swear are just on the tip of the tongue.

25. Occasionally the chords flow together; a melody seems to be hovering just on the edge.

26. He was not a Roman Catholic and so was buried in a public graveyard just on the outskirts of the village.

27. I walked over to the wardrobe and opened the door just on the off-chance.

28. She made a small but deep cut beneath the right eye with a razor blade,[ ] just on the cheekbone.

29. That, of course, is the whole point of them - and not just on Maastricht.

30. It was a great number and they took notice of him even though he was just on his own.

1. I didn't leave just on a whim .

2. It's just on six .

3. His firm is just on thin ice of bankruptcy.

4. Cost must be controlled, not just on the shop floor but in the boardroom too.

31. Sand dunes are often the highest elevation not just on the coast but for miles inland.

32. You see it everywhere and not just on younger people.

33. I could sleep inside the tent, just on the outskirts of the flock.

34. The team approach is used in every activity, not just on the production line.

35. I'm just on the battle field.

36. So you thought Newsbeat was just on the radio?

37. To name your report, just on the title field, enter a report name and click Apply.

38. From the look in the opposite direction just on winter solstice the sun is down.

39. You bet she could cook, She was just on it.

40. Many were retired people, and just on a fifth were in their fifties.

41. Just on the outer rain bands of Hurricane Ike Tropical Weather.

42. Just on Monday, a 2-year-old filly died at Churchill Downs in Louisville following a collision with another horse.

43. Nowadays in SLI battery VRLA is just on test. We need solve the instability of negative plate expanders, as well as water loss and thermal run away.

44. When testing, you should focus on finding the maximum number of defects in order to enhance the producta ?s quality, not just on completing a testing task.

45. When they died, my mother buried them in a graveyard in north Mississippi, just on the outskirts of Hattiesburg, where it's pretty deserted and quiet- my grandmother (who died first)'s dream.

46. The article advocates that appropriate tactics should be employed rather than depending just on the state loan in the clearance work so that enterprises can break a new path int...

47. His decision to leave the team just on the eve of the intercollegiate tournament was certainly a bolt from the blue.

48. There are a whole lot of reasons Newton trumps Google on this one, but let's concentrate just on the Coriolis effect.

49. To counter all this, simply use a believable affirmation, but something that's just on the edge of believability for you that you can almost taste it.

50. Unitary elasticity is the coincidental case that is just on the borderline between elastic and inelastic.

51. Conclusion:Since this area study is just on the early stage in China domestic and study output is little too, this innovative study is made with theoretical meaning and practical value.

52. The person on the double spread is just on seam, which should be adjusted.

53. The researchers said this was because the appearance of multi-coloured animals depends not just on genetics, but on other factors during their development.

54. Punctuality , Not just on time, but a little early for each site and telephone interview.

55. It is developing an increasingly sophisticated set of policies around population control, focusing not just on the total number of citizens but also issues such as age distribution.

56. I waste an average of ten minutes a day just on sorting through junk mail.

57. Smith is a real hairsplitter . If you say the train arrived just on time , he'll say it was at least thirty seconds late .

58. They shared birthday cakes with Wang Sixiu, Kang Yuening, Huang Haixiang, Zhang Xiang, Zhou Yan,[] whose birthday was just on that day. The meeting ended under an amusive ambience.

59. Let's say John Smith currently weighs 190 pounds and want to drop to 170 because for him, 170 is just on the edge of believability for him so it has that kick to it.

60. Localize the devision & harmony of profit just on finding gist objectively.

61. Not just on their farm, but in the rural culture . Maybe urban culture, for that matter.

62. And that is just on one side of the White Nile.

63. This paper classifies TV news program by morning time, noontime and evening time just on the basis of logic.

64. It's almost noon, enfolding her son of man shouted hungry belly, just on the apron prepared food, but of a woman may buy back ribs to eat, he said to wait, you mama buy ribs.

65. We are just on the cusp between autumn and winter.

66. It is just on this point that Jacques Derrida has had fundamental conflicts with Husserl.

67. The previous nudist may have also been unaware that just on the other side of the building, there was another person sunning themselves – flat on their back and completely in the altogether!

68. Berg got up, and cautiously embracing his wife so as not to crush the lace bertha, for which he had paid a round sum, he kissed her just on her lips.

69. For instance the cookie, the gingerbread man, the gingerbread woman or whichever one of the cookies you want to introduce first and focus just on getting that cookie to dance.

70. Eve, squinting at the clock, saw it was just on 7 a.m.

71. The vertical crustal movement after the quake is just on the contrary. This shows the characteristics of elastic rebound and the hypocenter is just near the quadrantal intersection.

72. Before I left Mozambique to follow those explorers toward the Indies, Ihad exposed 143 rolls of film just on the woman of the island.

73. So this is, first of all, even just on an absolute scale, this is way, way larger than the wavelengths we're talking about for baseball.

74. Bulrush gray. dew white . my beloved, just on the water side.