Sentence examples for become pretty much from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that ailments can become pretty much untreatable.

Self-chosen single motherhood had become pretty much mainstream.

The organisation had become pretty much self-sufficient.

(Not surprisingly, since the subprime bubble ended, stated-income loans have become pretty much extinct).

For someone under 24, for instance, Snapchat has become pretty much essential.

So right now, the current theory is that when inflation happened, everything got so much stretched that the universe would become pretty much completely empty.

"When you add all those things up, it became pretty much a major program," Mr. Cairns said.

A potted version of Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony, with all the inevitable gaps and misdirections, becomes pretty much a hash.

After three classes to work out my routines, the final hour became pretty much straight stand-up comedy.

His band The Buggles' song Video Killed the Radio Star became pretty much synonymous with MTV, although first released nearly two years before it launched.

The most primitive sessile group, the Brachylepadomorpha, died out by the Miocene Epoch (23 million to 5.3 million years ago), and the asymmetrical sessile Verrucomorpha became pretty much restricted to the deep sea by that time.