Sentence examples for pretty much failed from inspiring English sources

But that policy has pretty much failed.

Mali have pretty much failed to deal with any crosses into their own box.

A show that pretty much failed to deliver on most counts.

As our cover leader argued this week, efforts to stop the nuclear programme have "pretty much failed".

But that idea too – recasting C4 as if it were a mini BBC – pretty much failed to fire.

Alastair Cook won the toss at Lord's and invited South Africa to bat, a 10.15am start under grey September skies providing the homeliest of English conditions, albeit the expected early movement pretty much failed to show.

It's been my observation that most companies founded on this concept of making money pretty much fail.

Just a simple proposition everyone competes to see who can go the longest without masturbating and then the following of how it plays out, i.e., how everyone pretty much fails.

Since 2000, the Batsheva Dance Company, which Naharin has directed since 1990, has toured an ever-changing greatest-hits collection called "Decadance," which is pretty much fail-safe.

FOR years Yemen has been pretty much a failed state, a lawless place with no real government where disputes are settled by battles of strength rather than through parliament or the courts.

(Well, pretty much; he failed to thank her in one of his statements, thereby incensing Bake Off fans staring into the terrifying abyss of having nothing to be angry about).