Sentence examples for cards pretty from inspiring English sources

Project managers tend to hold their cards pretty close to the vest.

My wife tends to watch our credit cards pretty closely.'" Military boys are in a category of complexity and damage all of their own.

"You might let on that personal reasons drove you to explore this area of the country, but I would play my cards pretty close to the vest," Dr. Brill said.

As usual, Allen's sausage-machine style production set-up means he can play his cards pretty close to his chest; there's little obvious reason why he should have followed the cheesy tourist-postcard of To Rome with Love with this "serious drama".

"ITV keep their cards pretty close to their chest.

Milwaukee based ZingFu.com provides "zany content," with products including Zing, a photo manipulation tool, Pets, a "tomgatchi style toy," and Zany Cards, pretty much as the title suggests.

Isn't the lineup card pretty much it?

Its role as a major medieval trading centre in north-western Belgium, with its centre less than 10 miles from the sea, means that its merchants' houses and public squares are now all graciously old and greetings-card pretty.

Not only is the DS motion card pretty darn revolutionary, it also opens up new doors for handheld game developers.

He's playing the "nice guy" card pretty hard on her, and she's doing her best to use her feminine charms to convince him not to hurt anybody.

I remember having to use a calling card pretty often for that.