Sentence examples for pretty much deserted from inspiring English sources

What's more, aside from a few coconut and water vendors, it's pretty much deserted.

During the rest of the year, it is pretty much deserted.

The city was pretty much deserted, except for a few fighters here and there, most of them in civilian clothes, with red-and-white checked head scarves.

As a piece of real estate, the Petro Ranger is like a small-town mall with ample parking, pretty much deserted, at sea.

By the Middle Ages, the place was pretty much deserted, although some sources claim that during some Renaissance excavations, the Apollo Belvedere – long considered one of the greatest classical statues from antiquity – was discovered among the ruins.

Downtown Hope — a bar, a store, magpies singing from big clumps of Alaska elderberry and a collection of quaint log cabins set back from an immense tidal flat on Turnagain Arm — was pretty much deserted.

On weekends, when the rest of downtown was pretty much a desert, the store's Church Street entrance was lined with limousines discharging fur-swathed women with Park Avenue addresses.

I'm pretty much a desert person as well.

While the land mass itself is pretty much a biological desert, Antarctic waters are full of life, especially krill, which has drawn the attention of international fishing fleets over the past decade.

His family was one of the first in Dimona, he says, and he remembers when the "whole place was pretty much dust and desert".

Bossy niece Glenn Close decides to make the suicide look like murder and an eccentric chain of events occurs in which everybody, in the fullness of time, pretty much gets their just deserts, but only at a very southern pace.