Sentence examples for pretty cut off from inspiring English sources
She has this book deal, her friend just ditched her in upstate New York, her other best friend is pretty cut off from her.
I tried to talk to the recruiter about how she was complicit in the discriminatory policy, but she pretty quickly cut off that conversation".
"We're just outraged by the fact that small business is pretty much cut off from the capital markets," said Kassan, a securities lawyer.
Because they had pretty much trademarked the "cut off the head of the organization" tactic in the eleventh to thirteenth century in what today is Iran and Syria, the name of their organization became synonymous with their signature tactic.
"First of all, it'll start squeaking real loud and pretty soon the furnace will cut off".
After all, she and her brother Jorge came up with the idea partly as a way to communicate during a disaster like Hurricane Sandy, so it'd be pretty bad if people were cut off during an emergency because they hadn't kept up with their payments.
Whether he actually meant it or not, to openly embrace boredom when everyone else was running around like chickens with their heads cut off was pretty genius and kind of scene-stealing.
Not so the restless, jagged, post-everything Nora Olney of Shelley Jackson's "Half Life," who despises her conjoined twin, Blanche, and wants nothing so much as to cut off Blanche's pretty but annoying head.
They pretty much go crazy and go cut off as many peoples heads before the berserker gets shot down.
