Sentence examples for going to pretty from inspiring English sources

"I think he's going to pretty much go all the way," Smith said, "then lose to Nadal".

"This work is going to pretty quickly come into the health field," Dr. Brinker said.

As long as kids are generally happy and healthy -- and in a reasonably good school -- they are going to pretty much achieve the same wherever they go.

On the day the Bushes moved out of the governor's mansion last week, the president-elect said that his wife was "going to pretty much be in charge of where the furniture goes".

And producer Steve Albini certainly wasn't going to pretty it up; he'd been chosen by Harvey to work on the record because of his fondness for harsh, abrasive sound.

"If you have two candidates who are getting 30percentt of the vote, and that is the scenario that is developing now, they are going to pretty much split the delegates".

Then an accidental bottom-edge goes to pretty much the same place to bring four more.

We'll go to pretty much anything in the park.

It is not going to be pretty.

"It's not going to look pretty.

It's never going to be pretty.