Sentence examples for begins pretty much from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Spaceman" begins pretty much where a story in "Tabloid Dreams" titled "Help Me Find My Spaceman Lover" left off.

After meeting Stravinsky at a party, Coco takes him and his impoverished family in at her country house, where the heated liaison begins, pretty much in front of Igor's wife Katya Elena Morozovaa), the emotional core of the ménage.

A search for a new transit chief must begin pretty much from scratch.

"Soooo, I heard about you and Your Dress... .. began pretty much every conversation I had that day.

The calls begin pretty much when the office opens, and everyone pitches in, regardless of job title.

CORRECTION: The original version of this article mistakenly contained an editing mistake in the third paragraph of the section beginning "Pretty much the same thing…".

A FIVE-KILOMETER run last Sunday began pretty much like any other road race, with about 200 runners surging past the starting line and spreading out quickly.

You go back to the days of articles about children being chained to machines, and the industry basically said, 'This is not acceptable.' " Flynn said that he had begun pretty much the way David Groves had, by grabbing a legal pad and walking through a nearby Wal-Mart.

A list of famous Ruthenes begins and pretty much ends with Andy Warhol: the artist did not himself speak Ruthene, though his parents did.

Besides, Eton in the 30s, where the story begins, is pretty much the same as it is now as far as privilege, snobbery and anachronisms go.

When you own a restaurant, the day always begins in pretty much the same way, but you never know what it will bring and how it will end.