Sentence examples for delivered pretty from inspiring English sources
A local civil engineer was given a blueprint and, to Mr. Miller's surprise, delivered "pretty much exactly what was asked for," he said.
She once delivered pretty much the same message at an anniversary celebration of a private school — she seems to recall calling the school a "travesty" — and was all but escorted to the door when she was done.
Smart speakers have come a long way over the past few years as Amazon, Google and Apple have delivered pretty noteworthy strides in the IQs of their assistants.
"You've got the IP TV that's targeted and delivered pretty much like digital advertising on a purely audience basis on one hand, and you've got the big reach national buys" like the Super Bowl "on the other end of the spectrum, and you've got a bunch of stuff in between," Steuer says.
The fruity language is Amis's, delivered, pretty-much wholesale in voice-over by Billy Bob Thornton as tortured writer Samson Young.
The form book didn't promise a great deal, but never mind that, because the match would deliver pretty much everything.
If you snap a lot of photos in low-lighting conditions, you probably know that point-and-shoot cameras deliver pretty poor image quality once the sun goes down.
Some might quibble that the sorts of questions asked (and the order in which they are put) can help to skew the results too.One response to this is that Pew's survey delivers pretty much the same result as all the others.
In China Lenovo can deliver "pretty much anywhere" within eight working days 95% of the time, he says; in the rest of the world it had until recently been doing so only 40% of the time, though it has now improved that figure to 60%.
Both sides agree; both will in all likelihood provide outcomes that will deliver pretty much that same set of broad goals, despite each and every party's insistence that they and they alone have the policy settings to make any or all of it possible.
Murky investments can still deliver pretty nice returns.
