Examples of 'just takes a second' in a sentence
Meaning of "just takes a second"
just takes a second: This phrase means that something requires only a brief amount of time or effort to complete. It is commonly used to highlight the ease or simplicity of a task or action
How to use "just takes a second" in a sentence
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just takes a second
It just takes a second to fix the film.
It consumes maximum power and it just takes a second to switch it again.
Just takes a second to get used to.
It consumes maximum power and it just takes a second to modify it again.
It just takes a second for the tragedy to happen.
I will be back in a minute . It just takes a second.
It just takes a second for the chloroform to wear off.
I will get it going. Just takes a second.
Just takes a second to download.
What is that? It just takes a second.
It just takes a second to set up.
I will get it goin'. Just takes a second.
It just takes a second.
Dying just takes a second.
Just takes a second to get used to . Why the change of heart?
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But luckily it just takes a second and then they are done.
It just takes a second to realize how wrong you are about everything.
Female vocalist, * it just takes a second * * for my world to come crumbling down *.
It just takes a second ♪ ♪ for my world to come crumbling down ♪.
However, it just takes a second to lose that trust.
It just takes a second to get cold, I know.
But then… Well, it just takes a second to plunge a blade into a man's heart.
Well, it just takes a second to plunge a blade into a man 's heart.
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