Sentence examples for performed pretty much from inspiring English sources

With those elements in place, the orchestra and its music director, Alan Gilbert, probably could have performed pretty much anything.

But in fact, in recent years the French and British economies have performed pretty much similarly in terms of GDP "growth" (or lack of).

ONE of the bigger surprises late in this account of Handel's overworked masterpiece, recorded live in 2008, is that the "Hallelujah" chorus is performed pretty much straight.

70 min: So much for Chelsea's swish new style: other than for their snazzy goal, Chelsea have performed pretty much like last season in this tournament, albeit with slightly less chaos in their box.

You chose the easy story to tell: that there is a bureaucracy, and the bureaucracy in the Pentagon performs pretty much the way bureaucracies perform, which is slowly.

After which, Welbeck continued to perform pretty much every other part of the centre-forward job description – the learned disciplines, the add-ons – with some craft.

He would, you guess, perform pretty much any role the team asked him to, so long as he could have a good grumble while he was at it.

"Intel's business is performing pretty much as we expected at the beginning of the quarter," Mr. Bryant said, adding, "We've seen no evidence yet of an economic recovery in our business".

Like most of today's hybrids it combines a gasoline engine with electric motors, but it drives and performs pretty much like a conventional car, without many of the quirks — squishy brakes, abrupt power transitions, odd noises — that hybrid owners take for granted.

Users can program this small handheld device to perform pretty much any desired function.

That's a big increase for a device that analysts expected to perform pretty much on par in terms of Q2 last year.