Sentence examples for a pretty specific from inspiring English sources

"I've got a pretty specific plan of how we're going to do things," Fitzgerald said.

Takemitsu's family tree is shorter, and "Daphnis et Chloé" is a pretty specific example of where it started.

I had a pretty specific time era that I was writing about, and certain things that I needed to know.

Actually, Fangora not only has abundant style, but also style of a pretty specific sort: punk chick circa early Exene Cervenka.

It has a pretty specific purpose - local authorities have been mapping heat use to work out which areas would be suitable for local heat networks.

If you have a pretty specific idea of what you're looking for, eBay has become a good place to find yarn and knitting pattern books, which tend to be produced in small quantities and quickly go out of print.

Shopping requirements can also get pretty specific — a pair of blackout curtains with a 70+ inch drop, say, or a toaster that has a removable basket so you can lift your toasted bagels out without getting your fingers burnt.

"We were pretty specific in wanting a place with a pool and a great outdoor area," Mr. McKenzie said.

You'd think something like "mine engineer" would be pretty specific and a straight line to the top. .

This is pretty specific, with not a single word of "identity politics" at all.

I recently did a job that started with a 10-page contract and a 20-page description of work, which was pretty specific.