Sentence examples for pretty far gone from inspiring English sources
People never congratulate you on being pregnant unless they seriously think you are pretty far gone.
The occasion she filmed was a raucous art-world party with a few guys pretty far gone in drunken hilarity.
"In Japan they have these little baby seal robots, which they give to people pretty far gone with dementia.
Not many stopped by, and the faithful were pretty far gone by the time the vessel entered the earth, so details were lost from the start.
Bundy also wrote to the French political philosopher Raymond Aron that those "who would spread rumors" about a trade involving Jupiter missiles "must be pretty far gone in their mistrust of the United States".
(Trust me, I really wanted see War Horse on stage and Benedict Cumberbatch as Hamlet, but London is pretty far to go for a stage production).
I may have to fine-tune things a little -- in Japanese, a hamburger is a "ham-ba-ga -- but tham-ba-ga --ins tham-ba-ga -- and every other Anglophone have to go pretty far a-field to go somewhere where English, even in a most butic form, isn'thepoken.
"You know the seismic route is gonna be more than 12 miles offshore and that's pretty far away to go by boat, but that would be our next step," he said.
The state Supreme Court found that provision unconscionable, but the plaintiff had to go pretty far just to get his day in court.
"If you move to Franklin from just about any other part of the country, you're going to find your dollar goes pretty far.
