Sentence examples for pretty lit from inspiring English sources

But when we got there, it was pretty lit.

"If you're looking for a dope holiday to celebrate after Christmas, Kwanzaa is pretty lit," the hosts say of the holiday celebrated from December 26 through January 1.

Now it's pretty lit up around here".

"Let's just say... I'm pretty lit up right now," Douglas replied.

This time, two girls who appear to be, well, pretty lit interrupt a broadcast from Cowboys Stadium in Arlington to tell the reporter that A&M is, like, totally going to win because Johnny Football is totally the best.

Most of the lingering images of the disco era aren't pretty: strobe-lit suburbanites doing the hustle, John Travolta's white polyester suit and campy preening in "Saturday Night Fever," mobs pushing and screaming to get into Studio 54.

Richard L. Aboulafia, an aviation consultant at the Teal Group in Fairfax, Va., said the possibilities ranged from "something pretty benign," like a lit cigarette or a coffee machine left on, to a serious flaw in the plane's new electrical system, which includes other innovative components besides the batteries.

"The American public tends to have gotten pretty cynical about those brightly lit sitcoms with souped-up laugh tracks," said Mr. Grushow.

Recently taken over by the silvery-elegant, ever-dynamic Nelly Rolland, the Foch is gradually being transformed into a place of sweetness and light: lemon yellow and raspberry pink in the sitting, bar and breakfast areas (lit by the pretty, green-growing patio), springtime paper up the parquet stairs, good prints and engravings on the walls.

Somewhere between amorous and Esperanto, which is pretty apt for a low-lit, high-gloss new restaurant in an international hotel chain.

Cuban Heels by Emily Barr 320pp, Review, £10.99 Cuban Heels is shamelessly packaged as chick-lit (cheeky title, pretty young woman on cover, pastel colours with a dash of pink), and the blurb makes it sound all rather light and amusing.