Sentence examples for pretty extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Carolyn, she told me, was a "very pretty," "extraordinarily vain," and "priggish" girl who "wasn't educated, though she should have been".

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Berlusconi on women At a congress of an allied party: "I notice some extraordinarily pretty legs around here".

It's an extraordinarily pretty town in the daytime, with narrow streets winding down a steep slope to the snow-covered pedestrian paths running along the lake.

Naples has always been extraordinarily pretty, with bright green St. Augustine grass, tall hedges, banyan trees and those palms that lean at 45-degree angles.

Chekhov's story "On Beauty" follows the same journey in its account of a Russian provincial town suddenly frozen into silence by the transit of an extraordinarily pretty peasant girl across its central street.

CRAZY LOVE In 1959, about the same time that Doris Day defended her honor from Rock Hudson's assault in "Pillow Talk," an extraordinarily pretty Bronx girl named Linda Riss fought off a married lawyer.

Put something between your jokes — my jaws are aching.' " The air has been washed by a little rain; 54º, sunshine and clouds; everything looking extraordinarily pretty as me and my travelling companion, the architect that they call Hammerin' Hank, or The Hammer, motor out to Glendale for the service, with a little breakfast first.

In an extraordinarily pretty appetizer called sashimi of salmon and ahi tuna tartare, generous chunks of fresh raw fish sit, galette style, atop a salsa of corn and avocado with flecks of red pepper and grapefruit, bound by a mild mayonnaise.

"When you add in the prison population," said Prof. Steven Ruggles, director of the Minnesota Population Center, "it pretty well explains the extraordinarily low marriage rates of black women".

Insanely pretty, deliciously coiffed, and extraordinarily gifted as songwriters, Duran Duran ceased to be superstars once they decided to pursue loftier interests.