Sentence examples for pretty much joined from inspiring English sources

Hollywood, meanwhile, has pretty much joined Mr. Beckerman in doing what it does best when trouble crops up — hiding out.

But the two companies are still pretty much joined at the hip, Mr. Lowe said, with combined annual revenue of about $16 million and 26 employees split fairly evenly between them.

"We are pretty much joined at the hip".

"We are pretty much joined at the hip". At 24, he is seven years Rodgers's junior.

You are kind of pretty much just joined.

Pretty much everyone joins that club as soon as they can.

The patient (described as 'high functioning' prior to his recent deterioration) is in his eighties, and his wife whom the GP describes as 'pretty much joined at the hip' is in her 70s.

Pretty much everyone has joined in with the lauding of a game – of a franchise – that people seem to have deemed to be beyond questioning.

Like Schmeichel (27) and Fabien Barthez (29 and a World Cup winner) he was pretty much proven before joining, with the additional virtue of having experienced the physical nature of British goalkeeping, which appears to have taken De Gea by surprise, as it did even Schmeichel.

The Fed would pretty much have to join a foreign government to be any more independent from the political pressures of ours.

You know that scene in "Jerry Maguire" where Tom Cruise storms out of the office and says "WHO IS COMING WITH ME?" and pretty much only Renee Zellweger joins him?