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Just in time   /dʒəst ɪn taɪm/   Listen
Just in time

adverb
1.
At the last possible moment.  Synonym: in the nick of time.






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"Just in time" Quotes from Famous Books



... that the Harrison boys had gone with Gloy to see his mother, and had been directed to return in their own boat to Boden before night; so when the Holtums, with their guest and the Viking, returned to Collaster at dayset, they were just in time to see James Harrison's boat disappear round ...
— Viking Boys • Jessie Margaret Edmondston Saxby

... just a second—a movement that did not escape Rouletabille—and, turning toward her said just the one word, "Caracho." Then she passed on. Rouletabille got up and forced his way back, having once more lost Natacha. He searched for her. He ran to the carriage-way and arrived just in time to see her seated in a carriage with the Mourazoff family. The carriage started at once in the direction of the datcha des Iles. The young man remained standing there, thinking. He made a gesture as though he were ready now to let ...
— The Secret of the Night • Gaston Leroux

... attached to a hundred feet of rope, began to move off towards the east. At ten o'clock at night the land was sighted—or rather they could see the lights which indicated its position. This rescue from the sky had come just in time for the survivors of the "Jeannette," and they had good reason to believe ...
— Rubur the Conqueror • Jules Verne

... me like a sudden wind and pointed, and, speaking quite softly, asked me if I discerned a certain tiny light, and I saw a far star faintly, and then It said to me, 'That is the Solar System,' and strode tremendously on. And somehow I imagined my way back, and only just in time, for my body was already stiffening in a chair in my room; and the fire had gone out and everything was cold, and I had to move each finger one by one, and there were pins and needles in them, and dreadful pains in the nails, ...
— A Dreamer's Tales • Lord Dunsany [Edward J. M. D. Plunkett]

... "We might be just in time," came a voice from the outer room. "All days are not alike; the train may be late for a bit ...
— The Witch and Other Stories • Anton Chekhov


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