Sentence examples for comprise pretty from inspiring English sources
On the Korean Peninsula, South Korea has a formidable military; on Iran, sanctions against the regime are not unilateral but multilateral – as in, United Nations-approved; and the enemies of al-Qaida comprise pretty much every country in the world.
The many assorted "salamis" comprise pretty much everything you can make out of pig.
It comprises pretty much all new titles that are not potential blockbusters.
"The whole scheme is atrocious, monumentally hideous," says Derek Granger of Save our Seafront (SOS), which comprises pretty much every local heritage and amenity group.
But protesters even when they call themselves "The 99%"—comprise a pretty minuscule fraction of a percent of the population of a city the size of New York.
This year's Golden Globe nominees for Best Motion Picture Comedy/Musical comprise a pretty mixed bag, as the category title suggests.
Still, the prospect of the power couple DiCaprio and Rihanna would comprise is pretty epic, and it has the gossips indulging in any and all are-they-or-aren't-they morsels.
It was breathtakingly ambitious, requiring both brains and brawn in prodigious quantities; the planning was meticulous (the dozen or so students involved were split into sub-teams, including one comprising two pretty females to distract curious passers-by); and it created a spectacularly surreal sight that could be seen across town.
It comprises a pretty large portion of the client population.
McCarthy's idea for the Border Trilogy (which comprises "All the Pretty Horses," "The Crossing," and "Cities of the Plain") began life as a film script, and "No Country for Old Men" has already been sold to the producer Scott Rudin, so perhaps it is easier to think of it as a script than as a novel.
McCarthy's idea for the Border Trilogy (which comprises "All the Pretty Horses," "The Crossing," and "Cities of the Plain") began life as a film script, and "No Country for Old Men" has already been sold to the producer Scott Rudin, so perhaps it is easier to think of it as a script than as a novel.
