Sentence examples for pretty much feast from inspiring English sources
"I've got pretty much 12 people on my team," Sachs points out, "And the economics are pretty much feast or famine with them".
Or - if you want to be pragmatic about it - was it just hordes of crazed Star Wars fans, driven to a state of near-unbearable anticipation by endless hyping of The Phantom Menace, ready to gorge themselves on pretty much any computer graphics feast that came along?
Pretty much all you need for a feast.
In the meantime, though, the media jackals by all accounts, that's pretty much how Hillary views journalists are happily feasting on the meat that she and Goldberg kindly provided.
As with previous releases, all 13 of the episodes of Hemlock Grove arrive at the same time, so you can gorge yourself on a non-stop feast of guilty pleasure pretty much all weekend.
In the meantime, though, the media jackals — by all accounts, that's pretty much how Hillary views journalists — are happily feasting on the meat that she and Goldberg kindly provided.
A Chinese millionaire treated 250 homeless New Yorkers to a feast and karaoke rendition of "We Are the World" in Central Park today, but pretty much everyone left the event totally pissed off.
The menu is packed with combination dishes -- including pasta, barbecued meats, fisherman's platters and "feasts" for two or more (at $28 per person) -- but diners can pretty much order what they want and how they want it.
While stock investors feasted on the long bull market of the 1980's and 90's, savers were pretty much left in the dust.
