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“I'm looking for a warm jacket.”

“School opens in January.”

“I wear jeans on weekends.”

“What is your job?”

“Orange juice is fresh today.”

“The pool is open in July.”

“My birthday is in June.”

“I jog in the park every morning.”

“Would you like to join us for dinner?”

“Everyone stood up to join in the song.”

“The train journey through the mountains took four hours.”

“He spent six months in a local jail.”

“The printer paper is jammed.”

“She opened a new jar of strawberry jam for breakfast toast.”

“He felt jealous when his younger brother received more praise.”

“The designer placed a sparkling red jewel on the brooch.”

“He feels pain in his knee joint when walking upstairs.”

“The journalist interviewed the mayor yesterday.”

“The choir sang a joyful song to celebrate the arrival of spring.”

“The judge listened carefully to both sides.”

“In my judgment, this candidate is best suited for the role.”

“Place a jug of chilled tap water on the dinner table.”

“This orange is very sweet and juicy.”

“Turn left when you reach the T-junction.”

“A thick canopy in the Amazon jungle blocks almost all sunlight from reaching the ground.”

“He started as a junior engineer last summer.”

“The jury delivers its final decision today.”

“The public demanded justice for the victims.”

“Clenching the jaw at night can damage dental enamel over time.”

“Sibling jealousy is common when a new baby arrives.”

“The delay put the entire funding agreement in jeopardy.”

“Graduates are entering a competitive job market.”

“High remuneration does not always equate to sustained job satisfaction.”

“Her scientific team successfully published their clinical study in an international journal.”

“The jubilant fans flooded the streets to celebrate the victory.”

“Can I just jump in and add one quick point?”

“Higher shipping fees are justifiable given surging fuel prices.”

“Clients were justifiably annoyed by the sudden system outage.”

“The department provided no financial justification for the massive software upgrade.”

“You must justify your opinion with relevant examples.”

“The lock catch was screwed directly into the wooden door jamb.”

“They took a weekend jaunt to the coastal vineyard to sample local wines.”

“He tilted his trilby hat at a jaunty angle before strolling down the tree-lined boulevard.”

“Further delays will jeopardize the entire product launch.”

“The contractors jerry-built the temporary bridge, and it collapsed in the flood.”

“Tabloid editors whipped up uncritical jingoism to justify an overseas naval intervention.”

“Young professionals often job-hop to secure faster salary increases.”

“Frequent job-hopping can raise questions among recruiters regarding long-term organizational commitment.”

“Job-sharing allowed two working parents to balance career demands with family.”

“Carpenters replaced each rotting floor joist before laying down hardwood.”

“Commuters jostle for position whenever the early morning subway doors slide open.”

“Let me jot down your email real quick.”

“The host greeted each guest with a jovial smile and a firm handshake.”

“She judiciously allocated the startup budget to prioritize product development over advertising.”

“The reigning champions turned into an offensive juggernaut, scoring four goals per match.”

“Julienne the fresh daikon radish for the pickled salad topping.”

“Top the poached fish with julienned ginger and scallion threads.”

“Announcing the merger now would be jumping the gun.”

“At this crucial juncture, we cannot afford hesitation.”

“Foreign nations imposed immediate economic embargos after the military junta suspended civilian rule.”