Sentence examples for be used pretty from inspiring English sources

So for now, feces must be used pretty much intact.

Skipping Skipping ropes are cheap and lightweight, and can be used pretty much anywhere.

But you won't be entitled to any and all credit scores, a term that tends to be used pretty loosely.

It's got to be used pretty judiciously, which pushes the cost to crazy levels'.

You're in luck: The Metropolitan Museum of Art has just made hundreds of thousands of pieces available under the Creative Commons Zero license, meaning they can be used pretty much however you see fit.

This technology could be used pretty much anywhere a company didn't want photos or videos taken – but let's be honest, first place this is happening is in large venues and at arena shows.

Right now, pretty much every location [of seven sites] is being used, pretty much every day, from 9am to 6pm.

So teens text it, too.When I was in high school 20 years ago, all these words were used pretty thoughtlessly by many around me.

Smart meters do more than just automatically turn up or down your heat, which is a simplistic explanation that is used pretty often.

In fact, the term has been used pretty lovingly.

Public eyes and ears were used pretty sparingly, but to great effect.