But I suddenly realized I didn't know justhow it was going to be.
But we don't know just how to go about it and we don't dare experiment.
We would have cleared Sims, for that Fugitive slave Law is defective, and we know it, and we know just how to handle it.
I informed him I had seven minor children left me, and I found seven hundred dollars of indebtedness, and it would cost money to hire an agent Then, I ought to know just where I stand, to enable me to look closely to expenditures.
Yes, madam, we will aid you, for we know just how to handle that thing.
For my part, I would like to find--I don't know justhow to express it, but it seems to me that there should be a secret sympathy acting at the same time on two hearts that are made for each other.
Betty was at a loss to know just how to answer such a question.
Vaguely they felt the need of comforting the queer little professor in his hour of greatest trouble, and yet they were at a loss to know just how to go about it.
When we have a hankering for doughnuts and apple pies and cranberry tarts, we want to know just where to get them and have them the right kind.
I don't know just when I began to notice a change in Jack, but when he came home two years ago, a full-fledged M.
To know just what is involved by applying the term to any given public man, one must go back to the recent history of his party in his own state, and to the speeches he has made.
It is a good test of skill in debating to know just when to stick to such rules, and when to break away from them.
I know just how he felt," she went on in a quieter tone.
Missy didn't know just what it was, not being particularly interested in newspapers and current events, and remote things that didn't matter.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "know just" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
