Sentence examples for pretty much directly from inspiring English sources
Between the thriving scenes at Hill Country, the West 26th Street outpost dedicated to Austin-style brisket and live music, and the long-running Rodeo Bar, a Tex-Mex-flavored roadhouse pretty much directly across town, that old saw from westerns about "this town isn't big enough for the two of us" doesn't seem to apply here.
If you're instead shooting outdoors while staring pretty much directly at the sun (how else are you going to get that sweet, sweet lens flare?), your photos won't be nearly as washed out.
This one is called the Watch Urbane, and it attempts a high-fashion approach thanks to fancy metal finishes, with a round face taken pretty much directly from the G Watch R.
We've long known that you'll get multiple images of each star [around a black hole], due to [the combination of] light rays that come pretty much directly to the camera, [and] rays that go in and circle around the black hole once and come to the camera.
The following are pulled pretty much directly out of this book I love called The Self-Healing Cookbook By Kristina Turner.
The upshot is that you feel the effects MUCH quicker (because the alcohol is going pretty much directly to your bloodstream instead of all that pesky digestion stuff), and you don't get any of the calories.
We did get to see Peter's frustration with the amount of spandex available on the internet in relation to other material, but we never did find out just exactly how Peter made his suit; the film pretty much jumps directly from the complaints about spandex to the final product.
Even though I am in some sense an intermediary, a link, it is still the case that a manager at this level pretty much works directly with politicians, and if you are not quite used to doing that, things don't always turn out for the best.
Over my 50-year career I pretty much represented, either directly or indirectly, everybody.
Up until I connected with the Rescue Mission in Central New York, I pretty much thought giving directly to people was the best way to give out gently used clothing.
The American version pretty much airlifts the story directly from gloomy Copenhagen to gloomier Seattle, though it compresses it into fewer episodes — thirteen instead of twenty.
