Sentence examples for has begun pretty from inspiring English sources

Granted, it was only euro28m, and these are still early days, but the integration of the bank and the insurer has begun pretty well.

You go back to the days of articles about children being chained to machines, and the industry basically said, 'This is not acceptable.' " Flynn said that he had begun pretty much the way David Groves had, by grabbing a legal pad and walking through a nearby Wal-Mart.

Finally he is cornered and grabbed by the hands of the mob, but the suit has begun to disintegrate, turning to pretty white fluff, melting into the sooty air.

New York Fashion Week has begun, and it's already pretty clear that this is going to be a much different creature than seasons past – starting with what season, exactly, the models are wearing.

It didn't help that he had begun a "pretty intense" love affair in the time between planning his ­retreat and embarking upon it.

The soloist, Gaye Arbuckle, a woman with a halo of red hair, had begun with pretty precision, but, at the song's end, over those final, booming amens, she belted out long, loud, vibrato-shaken notes that brought the audience, and the row of statesmen before her — Presidents and First Ladies Bush and Obama, Vice-President and Dr. Biden — to their feet in grateful applause.

The whole adventure we had begun fitted pretty well into the 'big picture' vision that we shared.

The underlying intent -- adopted by Mr. Floyd in a way that had begun to look pretty old-fashioned by 1970, when his opera was first performed -- was to honor the working man by elevating him to highbrow tragic stature, whether in literature, theater (in Steinbeck's stage adaptation) or, ultimately, opera.

Before anything had become official, we had begun chatting online pretty regularly throughout the day.

They've begun talks with pretty much everyone in the business, and are hoping to bring more Facebook to more handsets, including Palm's much-anticipated Pre and hopefully a whole bunch of Nokias.

Finally, for anybody who was tracking it, the sort of artificial market indices that were set up to track these esoteric debt instruments like collateralized debt obligations, CDO's, and so on and so forth, had begun to crack pretty hard in February, March from par to somewhere, as I recall, par being 100, down to the high 70's or low 80's.