Sentence examples for pretty abruptly from inspiring English sources
Helena Smith says Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras has hit the phones today's after disappointing negotiations with the Troika (talks ended pretty abruptly after it emerged that the debt inspectors were querying €2bn of the latest cuts plan) "This is being taken to a political level.
Last time I checked I was in the thousands," another friend countered, upping the ante pretty abruptly.
Even though the music in NOHTMLPLEASE starts off pretty abruptly, the patterns are so dynampic and well-orchestrated that we can't seem to tear our eyes away.
There was talk about Clooney's work in Darfur, followed, somewhat abruptly, by gags about Clooney's marriage having turned him into "arm candy" ("just be shiny and pretty"), and then a fake-clips routine.
If this checks out, this basically means the walls of Skype's pretty garden have been abruptly hauled down, something the company was hoping to do on its own, albeit slowly, by rolling out public APIs in the future.
Being abruptly ditched before a gig is surely pretty harsh.
The friendship concludes abruptly, like the friendship between Falstaff and Prince Hal and for pretty much the same reason, only — because we don't see it from Kalaj's point of view — the breakup feels less tragic.
Except for the fact that he abruptly canned you and Janet Robinson, the former Times CEO, but treated men who were let go pretty differently.
(b) Dimers stay pretty much constant for the first 3 days, and then gradually increase until day 7 when they increase abruptly.
The woman abruptly ceased.
