Sentence examples for much all good from inspiring English sources
The publication of "Slash," the autobiography of the top-hatted lead guitarist of Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver, and "The Heroin Diaries," by the Mötley Crüe bass player and songwriter Nikki Sixx, presents a new model for the rock bio: these books are both pretty much all Good Part.
It's pretty much all good news — especially for people who like to repair things on their own.
The week is nearly halfway over, and we haven't had a single edition of Good News/Bad News yet — its been pretty much all good news, all week.
It's pretty much all good news for the singer, who could have faced a felony vandalism charge based on the dollar amount of the damage he was accused of causing.
Like pretty much all the good music I discovered as a teenager, Björk's songs first came to me through the shared wall between my bedroom and that of my elder sister.
Yesterday we had pretty much all the goods on the new handset spilled by a French carrier, including pics, specs, and new features.
I have 25-plusyears' experience in the trade,and pretty much all the advicehere is good (especially aboutwasps' nests in the eaves).
Ray Rice, Jones-Drew, pretty much all our good people".
That was very much a good thing.
More a trove of perennially handy clichés than an expressive cinematic idiom, antic facetiousness is pretty much all they're good for, and the audience's relationship to them can't be anything other than a sportive one.
Some experts said they wondered how much good all the advertising would do here despite what has been a forward march in commercials over the past few election cycles.
