Examples of 'just reaches' in a sentence
Meaning of "just reaches"
just reaches - This phrase is used when something or someone barely achieves a goal or destination, often implying a sense of urgency or the last moment before a deadline or limit
How to use "just reaches" in a sentence
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just reaches
Sometimes a man just reaches his limit.
Just reaches out and touches your.
The dense vegetation just reaches the sea.
It just reaches inside you and grabs you.
If it does, cut it off so that it just reaches the line trimmingblade.
The man just reaches down and grabs the shovel.
If it does, cut it off so that it just reaches the line trimming blade.
And she just reaches out and she grabs a hold of my joint.
Could have been one of the bystanders or a cop just reaches out … false print.
My hand just reaches out to them.
I have to tell you, it kind of just reaches a point where, you know.
There just reaches a point in your life where it 's gotta go on.
Whatever happens in the U.S. just reaches us a little later.
And then, it just reaches kind of a tipping point and just falls off a cliff.
Today, the total population just reaches about three hundred individuals.
See also
Just reaches up - And Covenant.
Sometimes a new place just reaches out and takes you into its arms.
Word just reaches me, Dorian, that we have already released him.
Screw your album . Blaze just reaches down there and picks up that album cover.
A sound that just reaches right into your brain and rips it apart.
For comparison, Benjamin Pavard ( 22 ) just reaches him a little more than one million euros a year.
That it just reaches down to Polly 's apartment below.
And Covenant just reaches up for that second pole.
And he just reaches out with all of his fingers and says, "Come!
The Major just reaches for the cup of coffee.
This thing just reaches the edge and just goes " boom.
Television just reaches so many more people, Dan.
You telling me she just reaches down, picks this up and kills him?
The signal just reaches line 207, the minimum sensitivity of the system.
