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Example sentences for "just want"

I just want to tell you, to tell you in such a way that you'll believe me, that if I've treated you shamefully I've suffered for it.

I just want to give you a little piece of advice, and I hope you won't take it amiss.

I—just want to get out of here,” she chattered.

I just want to believe in things the way I did when I was a little girl.

In your examination of the shirt, I just want to get it in the record, from your examination of the shirt, there is no defect in the collar of the shirt which coincides with the defect in the back of the President's coat, am I correct?

But I just want to say to you that the purpose of today's hearing is to hear the testimony of Arnold Louis Rowland, James Richard Worrell, Robert H.

I just want to get this first impression into the record somewhere if he hasn't already.

And I just want you to know who done this.

Illustration: "Miss Morgan, I just want you to look at my boy.

The mother opened the bombardment with: "Miss Morgan, I just want you to look at my boy.

I just want you to be again the dear, sweet little girl I first knew, all maidenly modesty and shuddering aversion of evil.

I just want to be of some use to you, to help you, to be with you always.

No," I said, "I just want a scrap of information.

Just want to interdooce you to a gentleman fren' o' mine.

Before we get to the real business I just want to tell you the things in my mind.

Well, I just want to say we're enemies who don't need to hate and despise--yet.

But before that starts I just want to say this.

I--I just want to thank you for your kind thought sending me those flowers and fruit," she exclaimed.

But the longing is there all the same, and when I see the big steamers out in the harbor and realize that they are coaling for home, I just want to steal aboard and stay there.

Why I just want to run and hug the Emperor!

No; I just want to understand what is going on.

I just want to get away from there," or something to that effect.

I'm not going to publish anything before that I just want to have the manuscript I've been working on ready when the Gerex story finally can be told.

I just want to ask them if the procedure worked or not.

I just want to see if we can be on speaking terms long enough to help each other out.

I am tired of action, I just want to drift," this was the new refrain which set itself as an accompaniment to Angelica's thoughts.

I am tired of action; I just want to drift.

I am tired of action, I just want to drift.

We understand you, and we just want you to understand us.

If I can help it, I don't want to be idling around in a barracks, or in camp; I just want to go to France as soon as ever I can.

I just want you to hold me, and hold me, and hold me.

An' I just want to tell YOU, Saxon, they've sure shown me a few.

I know I'm awake now, but I don't know but maybe I dreamed all the rest, and I just want to make sure.

But I just want you to know, first, that the boss I used to work for in Oakland ain't got nothin' on me.

I just want to talk to him a minute--that's all, sir.

Oh, I just want to see him, sir," Gusta said.

I just want to talk to him," Pamela murmured, "that's all.

Just want to ask you a few questions about your chauffeur, sir.

I just want you to know how I wait for you.

I just want you to know how welcome you'll be if you ever do come.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just want" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

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