Sentence examples for pretty much continued from inspiring English sources

So it has pretty much continued over the years.

Mr. Brant has pretty much continued to collect art in this vein, notably paintings by Mr. Currin and Elizabeth Peyton, a pair of young, modish contemporary portraitists who combine perversity with old masterish figuration.

As the industry evaluated how it would deal with new security measures and cope with a downturn in both leisure and business trips, web brands became the marketplaces for air and hotel suppliers trying to offload huge amounts of unfilled inventory – a strategy that has pretty much continued to this day.

Ha, well, Thiessen is absolutely right that Obama has pretty much continued the bulk of Bush's counterterrorism policies and "unitary executive" outlook -- and even expanded upon them.

Tharaud pretty much continued in that poetic vein in both concertos -- very legato, delicate, genteel, heavy on the pedal, clashing with the sharper-etched manner of Labadie and Les Violons du Roy.

My job will pretty much continue as it has been, where I focus my time on marketing and our commercials.

Best and worst bits They're the worst at first – and they pretty much continue to be the worst for ever – but it's an exercise you quickly improve at, and nothing makes you feel fitter than quick improvement.

"While it's hard to know what never got placed in the first place, virtually all the programs we had up and running two weeks ago have pretty much all continued on a business-as-usual basis," Mr. Klein said.

That a largely derided fighter jet is pretty much guaranteed continued funding while the very front yard of the U.S. government falls into disrepair is an example of how we still have a long way to go in terms striking a balance of priorities.

After that, the shorter male pretty much can't continue to compete.

As long as you don't mind being middle-aged with shit teeth and bloody gums, psychology experts say you're pretty much fine to continue down that path of smoking yourself into oblivion.