Sentence examples for grow pretty from inspiring English sources

IF AN Internet company calls itself Fast, then it is expected to grow pretty quickly, even if it is Norwegian.

These sectors have a lot of multinationals and big Indian companies that are reliable renters, Mr. Heady said, adding that these clients are "continuing to grow pretty rapidly".

"The red cedars, black walnut trees and sumac grow pretty quickly, and within two years they can be up to five or six feet tall.

Because Mr. Bourdon, 36, is a maverick in a field where most farmers grow pretty much the same produce: leeks, carrots, a handful of lettuce varieties, turnips, celery root, beets, onions, shallots, parsnips and maybe Jerusalem artichokes.

The trigger for his work was the cost and environmental impact of trundling food all over the world, which prompted the question: can't we grow pretty much anything here.

"We think there's enough headroom in the Internet as a channel that we can continue to grow pretty aggressively, but the catalog activities will continue to bolster our growth".

"They can grow more peaches and they can grow prettier peaches but they taste like cardboard," said Phillip Rigdon, farm manager at Lane Southern Orchards in Georgia.

"We grew pretty aggressively, and John fit right into that".

Things have grown pretty hectic for Mr. Gordon.

At times his schedule has grown pretty crowded.

The grape is grown pretty much nowhere else in the world but Argentina.