Sentence examples for employed pretty from inspiring English sources

He often used to go out drinking with friends, chewed over old memories with them, sang karaoke in bars that employed pretty young "hostesses," took off on long drives.

Unlike other festivals, which tend to employ pretty (and, often, vacant) TV presenters to helm their opening and awards ceremonies, Cannes characteristically aims higher, at film stars with a bit of class.

Employing pretty girls to wait on guests is one of the oldest custom-driving tricks in the book, but in Tokyo the idea is taken to a new level – influenced by the geisha tradition, but with a modern twist, with the new trend for "maid cafes", where girls dress up in accordance with a certain theme, that has developed over the past 10 years.

Buddha was trying to do what we're all trying to do on some level — improve ourselves and stop suffering so much, sometimes by employing pretty far-fetched techniques.

He employs pretty much every shading technique you can get out of black and white.

The commonest technique is one called transfer pricing, employed by pretty much every multinational.

For example, changes in the number of people employed correspond pretty well to changes in the level of joblessness.

Dr. Waksal also appears to have employed a pretty pushy accountant, according to Mr. Faneuil's testimony.

The app employed some pretty impressive facial recognition that scanned Facebook photo albums to discover untagged photos of users and their friends.

"All the people who were still employed were pretty cheery and trying to keep everyone in good spirits," he said.

But academics looking to predict its demise have been put on notice - the company employs some pretty smart scientists who may take your research apart and fire back.