Sentence examples for a pretty extensive from inspiring English sources

"Today was a pretty extensive set of measures.

"I have a pretty extensive makeup collection," Silvia says.

The Mitsubishi Outlander has been through a pretty extensive facelifting process this year.

(A spokeswoman for Crunch, Shetal Amin, said it has "a pretty extensive antiharassment policy," adding that the trainer in question had been dismissed, in part because of improprieties).

When Sotomayor was nominated, it was widely noted (at least in certain quarters) that Sotomayor had a pretty extensive paper trail in the area of sports law.

Similarly, Lehman Brothers Holdings went through "a pretty extensive program to whack costs" in the mid-90's, according to William J. Ahearn, a Lehman spokesman.

Dr. Nicholas E. DeRobertis, director of emergency services at St. Joseph's Medical Center, said the list of substances that could provoke such a reaction was "pretty extensive," including certain antibiotics and food preservatives.

Listen below, and take a dive into Aristophanes' pretty extensive SoundCloud catalogue here (there's even a track produced by Japanese footwork producer Foodman).

He's a serial entrepreneur with pretty extensive e-commerce and analytics experience, who well understands that one of the Holy Grails for a lot of businesses has been a solution that integrates everything, including legacy and new streams of revenue, in a way that is painless for everyone involved.

We also wouldn't be surprised to see Microsoft fans make a couple comments, as Mango has some pretty extensive voice control features, too.

And you've had a musical career and education that's pretty extensive, having sung not only pop and folk and country, but also classical, jazz and swing, in choral groups, in trios, in Spanish...you've really run the gamut.