Just for now, for this hour on Saturday afternoon, there was a respite: no new link was forged in the intolerable sequence of events.
Just for a few seconds there was nothing in the world for him but her, nor for her anything but him.
Just for a little she let him weep his fill, but her yearning for him would not be withstood.
Even if she was all wrong, and her plan failed, wouldn't it have been rather nice, just for a month or two, to fancy they were going to be happy?
Yes; just for a change," Susy serenely acknowledged.
Couldn't you stay at home till after breakfast, just for once?
Come on, just for a bit of turn, to pass the time away.
Just for a moment or two they wrestled playfully, until the scent of Sheeta, the panther, brought them to their feet, alert and wary.
Just for a second was the lion motionless with surprise and in that second Jack Clayton put to the crucial test an accomplishment which he had practiced at school.
Just for an instant--and then the fact of the train reassured him.
Just for an instant the sight of that familiar figure, quiet there before him, had given him an unpleasant start.
There was a column called the 'Hints to Beauty' column, and sometimes I read itjust for fun, it was so funny.
Then, when I've got a start, I can take in a ragamuffin or two, just for a relish.
I'm not going to be lectured and pummelled by everyone, just for a bit of a frolic.
Ambitious girls have a hard time, Laurie, and often have to see youth, health, and precious opportunities go by, just for want of a little help at the right minute.
Just for an instant the crowd fell back, and then the man who had first spoken, cried angrily: "Hasn't somebody got the nerve to knock that cub down?
Just for an instant Jet was on the point of telling this brother messenger the whole story, but he checked himself in time and replied: "I should think they'd want to after playin' such a trick on me.
You know you wanted to go just for yourself as well.
The thumps and kicks I have had for peering into parcels, and turning of letters inside out,--just for curiosity.
The blankets I have been made to dance in for searching parish-registers for old ladies' ages,--just for curiosity!
Still in her green draperies and silver wreath, Patty stepped out on the veranda, saying, "Just for a tiny minute, then.
Just for a few days, till Miss Galbraith can get some people down from New York.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just for" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
