Sentence examples for much every line from inspiring English sources

I know pretty much every line of it".

To Antonyb, "pretty much every line in Dirty Harry is a stonewall classic".

Having since read, I think, pretty much every line he ever published — including his theatre criticism, not represented here, his radio broadcasts, and even his verse — I was for a long time a passionate Maximilian, even making a failed college effort to turn his novel, "Zuleika Dobson," into a musical comedy, an enterprise at which Wolcott Gibbs and George and Ira Gershwin also failed.

Mark Twain, who came up with pretty much every good line not ascribed to Oscar Wilde or Yogi Berra, said of human nature that "man is the only animal that blushes".

It was print and pick up (cuts), for pretty much every other line in order to get it right, because he normally couldn't get through a whole scene.

As he promised, David Hudson, whose aggregation of news from the land of film has long been pretty much every cinephile's starting line in the morning and a frequent pit stop throughout the day, is back: his blog, The Daily, is now hosted by The Auteurs, and, he's right, it's a perfect fit.

(It's a one-step-forward, three-steps-back pas de deux.) On the other, there's the brutal, carnally direct approach that Terry Mattheww Rauch, Jeffreyy's macho boss and friend, tries on pretty much every woman who crosses his line of vision.

And it fits very much in line with Square's focus on small merchants: seven out of every 10 restaurants are single-unit operations in the U.S. today.

The "knees buckling" line appeared in pretty much every story about the Smerconish interview.

"But that is very much in line with Muti".

Capello has to take a much harder line.