Sentence examples for in which pretty from inspiring English sources
Mr. Warner's print shop recreates an era in which pretty much everything was done by hand.
In the past few years, Arsenal has been a team in which pretty much one player shines at a time.
As digital collections grow, Mr. Sargent said he feared a world in which "pretty soon you're not paying for anything".
Instead he took the part of Troy, the "straight" guy, a relative concept in a film in which pretty much everyone kills everyone else.
Her début album is "Emotions & Math" (ATO), in which pretty songs often turn prickly, enriched by carefully measured infusions of dissonance and grit.
When Lear finds himself for the first time in a world in which pretty much everyone says no to him — and he can't do anything about it — Mr. Jacobi exudes the wounded wonder of a once-cherished, abruptly orphaned toddler.
Fortunately for you, my cable service still carries NBC as a service for elderly shut-ins, which pretty much describes me, so here they are.
The font itself said as much as what was written in it – which, pretty soon, was everything.
Also, they must be plugged in to work, which pretty much requires them to be stationary.
Rose memorably called Slash a "cancer" in a 2009 interview, which pretty much says it all.
Bellamy said it had been a difficult year in which some "pretty tough decisions" had been made.
