Sentence examples for pretty extended from inspiring English sources

"Eight years later, it's been a pretty extended trip".

The price of capital was zero for many industries -- telecom, for example -- for a pretty extended period of time there.

Sadly, my testament in the video of not having hit 0% fell short more recently after some inspired bouts of pretty extended Gear VR gaming, but in average use the phones pranced from morning charge to evening charge without a sweat which is something I couldn't always say for the S6 edge.

Even with The Flecktones, though, we take pretty extended times off so that we can go do these things.

Said Mr. Leo: "The Baymen's Association was always right in there supporting land and shoreline preservation, was very active environmentally and had a political presence because each bayman represented pretty large extended families who voted in local elections.

Pretty soon, the extended range of our rockets -- it grew to almost a quarter of a mile -- made it clear we had outgrown the Scout Field.

True, come Monday morning Tim Pawlenty probably will have to explain to values voters why he hasn't been Raptured, but he's become pretty good at extended apologies (any voters left to hear the explanation remain in this fallen world too, so perhaps they'll find some common ground).

"They were pretty adamant that extended play time, when you're playing 20 games, exposes you to injury risk, and they'd just as soon say, Let's battle it out during regulation, and if you can't win it in regulation, you take your chances in overtime".

"Not even the prequel trilogy can dampen the enthusiasm of the true Star Wars fan, and Dark Horse were pretty successful with their Extended Universe comics too.

Click here to view There are tensions at first, but basically Bella and the baby settle down pretty well with the extended Cullen clan, and with lupine quasi-uncle-guardian Jacob (Taylor Lautner) who has "imprinted" his soul on the child.

My extended family is pretty diverse-looking – from my second cousin Ruka, who looks white in certain lights, to my cousin Baraka, who is dark as night; I never had any real inclination to be lighter-skinned, but almost every Nigerian Briton I spoke to while writing this article reported having seen bad bleach jobs at weddings, church and parties.