just on In A Sentence

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• I purchase anything he has penned just on his name alone.
• One the first day, we thought we were just on a bad luck to meet that driver.
• I put it on him everyday after i give him a bath and even rub a little on his clothing just on case.
• Worth it just on the rolls and bread made alone.
• She's funny, but seems to be just on the edge of intelligence.
• Someone was smoking just on the other side and it was coming in the restaurant.
• I enjoyed the pancakes, even though I ordered the fried steak and they were just on the side.
• I've visited Mashion bakery and this place is probably just on par with there.
• The Total Wine is just on the other end of Tempe Marketplace.
• Edwards, who is anti Semitic, just on general prejudice principles.
• The food is like any other Hard Rock, although I'll admit the servers were just on the ball here.
• This place gets 5 stars just on audacity.
• Not just on Veterans Day.
• However, knowing from across the room, just on sight, and before you're even talked to that person.
• I used this product just on my bangs and blow dried them, and it worked well.
• Luckily we got in just on time before a line started to form.
• I have no idea what I was expecting, but the wild ride I was just on wasn't it.
• Just on the top but not overfoamed to the point it looks like bath bubbles.
• I wouldn't say it was bad, just on the plain side.
• I was just on the Wikipedia page for the bodybuilder Flex Lewis.
• I've mostly been to places where the containers are just on the table.
• It takes a while to download but that's just on my kindle it could be different on yours.
• He sees inner city based just on skin tone,.
• Lark is just on the edge of womanhood, hard working and resolute.
• I could easily make a great meal just on those things.
• She said that was just on Saturday's, so I got the pound of wings with fries again.
• This decision can be based on extensive research or just on a reasonable guess.
• The Zeno is not smart enough to know it was just on and ready.
• Mind you, I was just on the dance floor dancing and having fun with 2 of my friends.
• I would have expected to pay more just on the strength of the amenities alone.
• The service was very rude and got the feeling i was just on their way by ordering my meal.
• They should buy bonds just on the need to reduce volatility.
• I have found it best to use after drying off from the shower, mainly just on arms and legs.
• It pays to check out things thoroughly by phone and not just on the internet.
• If you have been on the fence or just on the west coast and have a chance to eat here, please do.
• Just on the Border but not over the top.
• There is so much potential for spin off series just on the siblings alone.
• We passed by and stopped in for an early dinner just on availability of a parking space alone.
• Location is not very busy all the times just on Thursday and Fridays of course.
• It's fast, and it's funny, and it's adventurous, but everything's just on the surface.
• I picked this up on Amazon just on the chance that it might be good.
• And all this just on the fifth floor of a smallish K Street hotel.
• I don't always want to admit that I'm just on a fishing expedition either.
• I thought it was just on my Kindle but I have it installed on my phone and it does there as well.
• At times, we felt we were just on his heels,.
• And not just on the two coasts.
• I like that this market is available some days in the week not just on weekends.
• It's not thoughtful writing, either you feel like King's just on autopilot in these parts.
• Just on a different colored contract.
• And everything about it was just on point.
• PANANG CURRY for my main dish, just on par.
• It's not just on or off.
• I'd go back just on this dish alone.
• Bulrush gray. dew white . my beloved, just on the water side.
• Like I was just on the street in India, or a bar in Iceland.
• That's because Button touches on emotions and feelings and not just on the what what happened.
• Not just on Amazon Prime, but anywhere.
• I wouldn't go here again just on that but the food is not to shabby.
• BJ's is just on the money every time.
• Got it checked out by a Mechanic this week and it needs 1300 in repairs just on the AC.
• But with liberty just on the horizon, the cost might come at their own redemption.
• Just on the repetitive side.
• I'd been to this place a couple times before, but just on the dining side.
• We're just on equal footing with men before God.
• I am just on tenderhooks waiting for the next part of the story.
• Just on and on and on there are things that make no sense to me.
• Price should excuse himself from this appointment just on that fact alone.
• Not just on this occasion but several others you've come to the rescue.
• I wouldn't rely just on reviews to determine whether or not to pick it up.
• The delineation was just on the edge of believable.
• These are the same standard rooms, but just on a higher floor.
• Just on butcher paper.
• The shu mai were just on the good side of decent, with a fair sauce and a generous plumpness.
• Goes on well under makeup or just on it's own.
• Well, this is just on the gift shop and casino.
• We just on the shuttle at this point.
• Logan is that guy that keeps you thinking he is just on the brink of giving into his feelings.
• However, it is not just on his exploits that the author has concentrated.
• Our waitress kept coming by with refills and was just on top of everything.
• It's just on the more expensive side with entrees in the mid 20's $30.
• Men traditionally dance this samba with the foot completely hitting the ground while women, who often dance samba wearing high heels, usually dance just on the balls of the feet with the heel kept off
• This review is just on the food because we go it to go.
• I know I could've haggled, but I was just on an info gathering mission.
• Oh wait, one working in the kitchen and one was just on her phone.
• We basically spent 1300 just on an 18 rose bouquet.
• It's important, he said, for employees to know " that people don't get ahead based just on seniority or who screams the loudest in meetings or who is the squeakiest wheel .".
• Oh well, maybe Mara and I are destined to be friends, even if just on the page.
• Turns out he's just on his break, with nothing better to do.
• Just utterly stupid just on that alone.
• The meaning of any legislative enactment or other legal document does not depend just on the words it contains in its text.
• Wouldn't it make sense if the hair was just on the plate.
• You get off and find the gold SDX bus, possibly just on the other side of the Station.
• Many skilled blue collar workers I know hover just on either side of six figures.
• Juicy, meat is flavorful, just on point.
• All the items are correct, just on the wrong checks.
• This review is focused just on the drive thru experience.
• I saw this place just on a whim search of Yelp.
• It is very true that many people act badly, not just on planes but everywhere else also.
• Just on a whim, we stopped in here.
• Just on more of the Cardinal Sociopathic Symptoms.