Sentence examples for pretty depleted from inspiring English sources

When Kennedy was assassinated, we were pretty depleted.

At the moment, though, everyone was looking pretty depleted.

There have been parts of the season where we have been pretty depleted in numbers, so to have those younger lads coming in and doing such a good job has been great for us.

In the fall of 1960 an ailing, out-of-sorts John Steinbeck, pretty much depleted as a novelist, decided that his problem was he had lost touch with America.

"I was the youngest of three," says Dennis Robesh, "and my parents'collegege fund' was pretty much depleted by the time I went to school".

But when you've spent $15,000 on a new roof that needed to be torn down to the decking after Hurricane Harvey and you had to put in new floors, savings are pretty much depleted.

Of course, if you're normally healthy, and just happen to get some bug that's going around, you'll generally recover pretty quickly, so this depleted state will be a mercifully short-lived phenomenon.

"Pretty soon we were depleting every resource we had," Sheriff Raichl said, "and we had nobody for policing services any longer".

"If you had a situation where Mexico is significantly depleting the aquifer and the aquifer is not being significantly depleted in Texas, it pretty much ties your hands on the Texas side in the long term, to manage that resource," he said.

They may look pretty but in fact they are symptomatic of the depleted soil.

But the stark reality is that we now know the earth's oil and gas reserves pretty well and most of the readily accessible ones are significantly depleted.