“just in case”可以造什么句，just in case造句

Bring a first aid kit just in case.

I'll pack an extra shirt, just in case.

A consummate seamstress, she had safety pins with her at all times, just in case.

And yes, you might also copy the affected row to a backup table just in case!

In each group there are generally three people (usually men in this case) : the leader and another "observer" (looking out for species) and a guard (just in case).

You might already know this and be okay with it, but I just wanted to fill you in just in case you didn’t know.

This approach, therefore, requires coding an extra loop around the interaction call just in case multiple calls are required.

But it pays to plan ahead, just in case the politicians lose the last of their marbles.

I still like having measuring cups around just in case, but after a while, I just don't bother with it for some recipes.

Although credit cards are safer and more convenient, always keep some cash in a safe place for emergencies. Sew US$100 into your clothing, just in case!

The button produces the characteristic vuvuzela buzz when clicked - just in case you want to add the drone to your favorite viral video.

You have to wear waterproof clothing, a helmet and a life jacket, just in case your raft gets turned upside down.

Strictly speaking, you don't need to perform this now, as you just installed your repository and it should not be out of date. But it doesn't hurt to check just in case.

Take your bag along just in case, but be ready to turn around and go home if you’ve only just begun to dilate—or if nothing’s going on at all.

But just in case, a small army post in the middle of town serves as a warning of how little tolerance Beijing would have for any further outbreaks of dissent.

"Fork chops" are chopsticks for insecure Westerners and feature chopsticks at one end and forks and knives at the other, just in case the user can't manage during the meal.

Know the girl handle affairs all more slow, for the sake of just in case, convenience over empress I again turned greater half genius to return on the hallway.

You can also hover over a user's avatar and see their last couple of tweets - just in case you are not quite sure if somebody is really a spammer.

Bring two pens — just in case.

Kotaro Mori Kizu I slept a room, just in case, we were wearing clothes lying.

Outrageously, lenders often demand to keep a spare set of keys, just in case.

But just in case this is your first-ever look at JSF, I'll start with an architectural overview.

What is the silliest item that you carry now and never use, but keep “just in case”?

With the interactive mode (described below), this disk should not be required, but it's nice to have just in case you get out of your depth.

But just in case box-office receipts for "Avatar" fall short, Fox has worked hard to hedge its large bet on the movie.

She was always barefoot dressed in a Hawaii an print mumu with an apron tied around her waist safety pins on her dress front and a rubberband or two around her wrist (just in case someone needed one).

Let's say, however, that the project process decrees that each individual developer provide detailed descriptions of every function they write, just in case the information might be useful to someone.

We already have a large bag at home for cooking, but I want to get as much as possible just in case it runs out, ” said Fang, a 34-year-old office worker who went salt shopping on her lunch break.

Have you ever checked your emails right before heading to a meeting, "just in case"?

I guess I should try out the electronic search while I'm still here then, you know, just in case.

The park is enormous with more than 300 Km of trails. We grabbed our map, our bear spray and made sure we had emergency supplies just in case.

But within a year, Pete Rouse, his chief of staff, urged him quietly to lay plans for a presidential run in 2008, just in case "a perfect storm" gave him an opening.

Should I buy a face mask just in case?

Governments and private grain dealers used to hold large inventories in normal times, just in case a bad harvest created a sudden shortage.

Last year, as part of a military exercise, the pilot of an RAF Tornado fighter remotely flew a small airliner over south-west England (with a pilot on board, just in case).

We have, for example, bomb drills just in case something happens people think it's right When thing happens once and you move on, go back to life, just as something goes wrong and then you move on.

She also has a pen attached to her bicycle, just in case the Muse hits her in mid-pedal stroke.