Sentence examples for for a pretty small from inspiring English sources

"For a pretty small place, there's a lot going on".

The awful secret of Shutter Island, which Teddy has in fact not yet begun to grasp, is finally hammered home by Scorsese with muscular determination – a cinematic sledgehammer for a pretty small nut.

I could go and shoot for a pretty small budget, using a camera system that's very portable and discreet.' So I spent a year doing commercials, using the 5D – it's primarily a stills camera that enables you to record moving images.

The finding is only for those who pay $50,000 per year for college, a pretty small subset of all college students.

He was the campus coordinator for Youth for Ford -- "a pretty small group of volunteers, as you can imagine," he said -- fought for more student input in faculty evaluations and lost in the election for senior class president.

Pew's study, for example, has a pretty small sample, fewer than 2,500 respondents, which some find hard to imagine can accurately reflect what a country of 1.2 billion might be thinking.

The bulk of the sound output comes from the front of the speaker, though it's flanked on the sides by two big passive radiators that visibly vibrate to offer up big, thumping bass – an impressive level for what is ultimately a pretty small speaker.

Popping the bubbles of Nike Air Maxes for sexual pleasure is a pretty small niche thing.

"It's natural that we would have some role in how we organize our customers as they feed into the security checkpoints," he said, noting that those eligible for the elite treatment form "a pretty small group of people anyway".

That may sound like a pretty small engine for a vehicle this size but actually it pulls pretty well.

"It's a pretty small memorial for a lot of lives lost," said Matt Browher, a visitor from Atlanta.