Sentence examples for pretty full of from inspiring English sources

"And NASA was pretty full of us, too".

"We were pretty full of ourselves," Steltzner told me.

The Netherlands really does feel pretty full of immigrants nowadays.

This family's art is both pure and pretty, full of life and humanity.

But his "Cinderella" is pretty full of steps -- academic ones too -- and close to abstraction at times.

"I was pretty full of emotion at the time because of my friend," Mr. Toto said, "and I wanted to make sure nothing had happened to Mrs. Snyder".

And it seems to have a pretty full inventory of listings.

"Once it became a pretty full critique of American life -- race, politics and political hypocrisy -- that's when it really registered with me," he said.

"The economy has a pretty full head of steam going into 2004," said Peter Hooper, chief United States economist at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York.

It's easy for us to do and the car park is pretty full most of the time so there's definitely a need for it," says Ms Arnold.

"We believe parking charges of £1 an hour compares very favourably [with other towns] and Crown Car Park is pretty full all of the time anyway.