Sentence examples for pretty much becomes from inspiring English sources

That's the power of Line of Duty: it's not just brilliant drama, it envelops you, and is plausible to the point that it pretty much becomes reality.

Emergency calls are still allowed, but your phone pretty much becomes a useless brick whenever you move faster than 5 MPH.

In truth, from the start of Spring Training until the last out of the World Series, John pretty much becomes a full-fledged designated hitter.

When you travel to hot countries, ice cream pretty much becomes a staple food, and it's perfectly okay to eat it at least once (if not more times) a day.

He changed his entire lifestyle, pretty much became a monk, to get to where he is.

"DVD players have pretty much become affordable for everybody," said the spokeswoman, Donna Beadle.

Within a single generation it has pretty much become standard English.

"The second year in Portland, I pretty much became an alcoholic".

"If they have been in, say, Denmark or England for five years, they pretty much become Danish or English".

The puppets play a part in shaping their own personalities, says Glyn, and over the years they have pretty much become part of the family.

Once more, though, the spectators had been deprived of eight overs' play even allowing for the extra half-hour, which has pretty much become standard.