Sentence examples for lost pretty much from inspiring English sources

We lost pretty much everything".

Those not so lucky lost pretty much all they had.

"We lost pretty much everything," said the Brooklyn library system's president, Linda E. Johnson.

Then, in 1386, he lost pretty much everything: his job, his apartment, his city (London), his audience.

The label lost "pretty much everything up to May 2006," Eklow confirmed, delaying planned reissues by Pavement, the New Pornographers and many more.

"On Monday night as I was getting the news that I'd lost pretty much all my belongings, I was also getting news that someone had heroically saved my chickens!" she said.

I've got nothing to lose, pretty much".

An ant loses pretty much all of its dignity in microgravity.

The Independent has an excellent interview with Gerald Pillay, vice-chancellor of Liverpool Hope University, which is about to lose pretty much its entire undergraduate teaching budget.

Offstage, the European Union, led by a group of adamant Germans, Finns, and Danes, as well as the I.M.F. and the European Central Bank, pointed a cannon at Anastasiades's head: if he didn't move forward with this plan, the Cyprus banks would go bust and their hapless customers would lose pretty much all their money, instead of a measly 6.75 per cent.

The party has been all but wiped out across the country, losing pretty much every seat they had to lose.