Sentence examples for order pretty much from inspiring English sources
I am not really superstitious - I get ready in the same order pretty much every day.
A month ago, mobile delivery startup Postmates publicly launched its 'Get It Now' on-demand courier service in San Francisco, allowing its users to order pretty much anything from various stores and restaurants around the city.
The device will retail for $899, is available for pre-order "pretty much right now," according to the company.
In our institution, this is going to be ordered pretty much exclusively by the medical oncologist – and there is no ten commandments about it or anything" (88).
Or, as Jen put it, displaying a "blatant" disregard for authority and order -- pretty much asking to be kept in check.
Why, when I can order up pretty much anything I want online, any time I want".
Statements on the news like "The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell two per cent today in late trading because of rising concerns about a decrease in factory orders" are pretty much meaningless.
Now that you've taken the necessary precautions, I have to tell you some bad news: two researchers have found a way to exploit the mobile phone system in order to locate pretty much anyone they want.
But when this guy comes along and says that the orders been placed, pretty much all doubt goes out the door.
While the pre-order page is pretty much no where to be seen on their US home page, you can find it hidden away right here for $450 off contract.
Yes, it's possible to order a child in pretty much the same manner you choose ingredients for a smoothie.
