Sentence examples for have won pretty from inspiring English sources

"Had there been very few deaths, Bush would have won pretty decisively.

"I have won pretty much everything I wanted to and I ticked the last box with the world championship.

"We have won pretty much all my games here, but it's still always really difficult," added Klopp.

"I think Michelle would have won pretty much anyway because Sarah did a perfect program," Cohen said.

The tourists have won pretty much every battle so far during a Test that is, right now, heading only one way.

"Unfortunately, the videogame industry has challenged every single violent-videogame bill throughout the states and they have won pretty much all the cases".

He has won pretty much every prize his profession has to offer; last month he was presented with the prestigious royal gold medal for ­architecture, a gift of the Queen, ­presented by the Royal Institute for British Architects.

Although "The Humbling" received mixed critical notices, Mr. Roth, of course, has won pretty much every writing honor available other than the Nobel Prize, including the National Book Award (twice) and a Pulitzer Prize.

Democracy seemed shaky, although the truth was that the Maoist posters everywhere were deceptive; the democratic left had won pretty decisively by the time we arrived (although the TV was still showing East German programs about tractors, even as the film theaters caught up on a decade of Western porn).

At club and international level, Fabregas has won pretty much everything except for the Champions League, which is a quite sensational collection of trophies.

Over the course of his lengthy career, legendary singer-songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen has won pretty much every musical and non-musical award that matters, and he's still putting out albums at the ripe age of 82.