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Meanings of in the nick of time in English
Portuguese
no Spanish
justo a tiempo Synonyms
Examples for "just in time"
Examples for "just in time"
1
As far as Eddie was concerned, his ma left just in time.
2
By July 1998, the new model was in place-andjust in time.
3
The southern field hove in sight; we tacked, but just in time.
4
So in the Iphigenia, the sister recognises the brother just in time.
5
I moved home just in time to enjoy the build-up for Christmas.
Usage of in the nick of time in English
1
It is in the nick of time, too, just at the crisis.
2
Mr. Mac-Morlan and the soldiers had appeared in the nick of time.
3
He knew that the helicopter was coming in the nick of time.
4
He had just got to the bank in the nick of time.
5
The cattleman knew he had found her in the nick of time.
6
Tell you about my childhood, and just in the nick of time.
7
Xanthe side stepped a foul-smelling puddle, just in the nick of time.
8
Obama, as they see it, has arrived in the nick of time.
9
She rose in the nick of time and slipped away from him.
10
I suppose that these lodgings fell vacant in the nick of time.
11
Burbage learned to anticipate this by yielding in the nick of time.
12
I mean that this Indian comes just in the nick of time.
13
Bob tore his head out of reach in the nick of time.
14
Kennedy was rescued in the nick of time, and pledged to silence.
15
We got into this funny place in the nick of time, sir.
16
But Lidoda Duvha sprang into life, just in the nick of time.