Sentence examples for a pretty old one from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis they set out to test is a pretty old one.

A pretty old one where a pizza delivery guy can't get it up but the zucchini seller can.

The myth that madness has motivated Muslims throughout 1,400 years of history and continues to drive political Islam today is a pretty old one, and I must say it is getting rather boring, so it's especially hard to understand how a figure as prolific as Martin Amis can still make a good living out of it.

To that end, the invoice finance industry is a pretty old one, but is often seen as an avenue only open to companies about to go to the wall.

The operation of rings - that is, groups of dealers who agree before a sale that only one of their number shall bid for a particular lot they are interested in, after which they privately re-auction it among themselves and share out the cash difference between the two prices fetched - it is a pretty old practice, and a standard one on the Continent.

Generated mail is a pretty old idea.

"But I'm 63, a pretty old geezer".

Tiger is a pretty old 33.

"crack is actually a pretty old invention".

It operates in a pretty old-fashioned way".

"The old managed competition idea from the Clinton years is still a pretty good one," he says.