How to pronounce “just a minute” in English

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mentioned just a minute ago by trying to anticipate and coming up with a better

--was a book-- just a minute.

It's just a minute long, that talks about his theory of what was actually going on and why it led me into writing the simulated multiverse.

I'll give you just a minute to do that, and then we'll continue.

We talked about this just a minute ago.

You touched on just a minute ago how a lot of folks, especially from sort of Silicon Valley, are coming UBI through the lens of fear

So anybody that would just like to call out, did you notice anything that you didn't know just a minute ago about your breathing?

You mentioned just a minute ago, the influx of money during the first dot-com boom.

You want to spend just a minute or two talking about Denise Acabo and the fantastic shop she has.

being responsible just a look at put it just a minute don't

draft yeah it was just a minute in like a long pilates class or something like that I don't know but yeah I revised it

And we'll get to that in just a minute.

I thought I would take just a minute or two to explain what the heck "The Gutenberg Parenthesis" is.

We'll get to them in just a minute.

And if you want to take just a minute.

And if you thought about it for just a minute, you would come up with several of them, right?

You talked about some of your inspiration just a minute ago.

We'll talk about that in just a minute.

And you touched on it just a minute ago about this hiring process.

You'll be able to tell in just a minute when this takes place.

I'll talk about a time in just a minute where I lost sight of what my true north was.

You'll see why in just a minute.

And I'll tell you in just a minute, expand on that, about a program that our two other guests have designed on PBS Learning Media that's

Remember the statistic I cited to you just a minute ago.

I think maybe if-- take just a minute to say-- It's a little far out there.

Woman #2: I'll be ready in just a minute, darling.

to move to the microphones in just a minute.

right so uh pardon me just a minute I get on a roll I really do need to drink

interestingly paul gallacher who i referred to just a minute ago

- We'll talk about that demented notion of things in just a minute, but only 11 leave.

are kind of a raid against what I spoke about just a minute ago, which is sort of the freedom and and the capacity to

And I'm going to talk about that in just a minute.

And in just a minute, we're going to have you think of a moment, a recent time that you felt inspired.

But I want to keep it personal for just a minute and say, what is your advice for those of us who may employ people as caregivers or in our homes?

We're getting to the good ones here in just a minute.

So we are going to start taking audience questions in just a minute if people want to start lining up.

I'll show you some more data in just a minute.

You saw a few that have been to our office just a minute ago.

You'll see why I call it that in just a minute.

So in just a minute we're going to open up the microphones to Q&A from the audience.

I'll tell you what you're in just all you're going to do in just a minute, not this second is, you know, just show your

So we'll put this on hold for just a minute.

And I'll show you some of our curves in just a minute.

All right, we're just going to talk very briefly about the writers' room, which we'll do a Q and A in just a minute.

So just a minute on this.

So I'm going to break for questions in just a minute.