Sentence examples for it would be pretty much from inspiring English sources

In a debate it would be pretty much a draw.

"I would imagine it would be pretty much the same path John Paul took".

"It would be pretty much a gut rehab of the interior of the building, but not the façade," said Robert Schoelle, the village administrator.

"When Milan phoned me originally I did tell him it would be pretty much impossible to manage Sheffield Wednesday when I'm a Blade, but he asked me to have time to think about it.

My first year here, I jogged from my house on Capitol Hill at dawn on a weekend, thinking it would be pretty much me, the monuments and the blossoms.

Mr Clegg's worst mistake in the first debate was to answer a question about what the European Union would look like in 10 years' time by saying he thought it would be "pretty much the same" as now.

"It'd be pretty much over," he said.

It'd be pretty much a win-win, for the USA, America, and everyone, really.

So, if you look at the economic program they're putting forward, I think it'd be pretty much in line with the way Palin sees the future as opposed to, perhaps, the way Romney does.

Considering what Clerks represents, both to Smith and to the independent film world as a whole, it'd be pretty much a perfect way to honor that legacy while finishing off his trilogy.

Suppose the students had written something which was critical of school officials, which had religious content, which was anti-American, which was pro-Arab, which advocated condom use, you name it, the issue would be pretty much the same.