Examples of using Just recently in English and their translations into Polish
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Just recently. Divorced?
Guess what they did just recently?
This is even something new that is just recently featured.
The state contributed to the restoration work just recently.
Just recently… I don't understand you.
Except it just recently started paying dividends, am I right?
Just recently. Divorced?
I forgot that you weren't just recently a prick, that goes back years?
Well, there's some great new technology that has just recently become available, and it's just a boon for getting insight into open ocean animals.
Just recently I actually found out that I would got a mild form of Asperger's syndrome which basically means I have trouble interacting with people.
I have just recently starting using TVP in recipes like my Trudy's"Beefy" Burgers
After all, similarly like previously this happened already once near the end of antiquity, just recently again the disturbance of this healthy balance took place.
my proudest moment took place just recently when she returned residence with a couple of packs of XL condoms,
The finish line, which had just recently been the starting point of the entire competition,
However, just recently we were able to restore justice- we found this extraordinary man of amazing modesty!
After all, similarly like previously this happened already once near the end of antiquity, just recently again the disturbance of this healthy balance took place.
Even though the last edition of RemaDays finished just recently, GJC Inter Media has already started preparations for the next trade fairs.
Just recently, the Titan Poker Promotions received an award as the Best Poker Customer Service from the 2012 Gambling Reader's Choice.
Just recently, approximately 5 million jobs have been lost,
Overbeck also attempted to woo Old Catholics to his scheme since they had just recently gone into schism from the Roman Catholic Church over Vatican I's definition of Papal infallibility.