"We've got this far with pretty much nobody knowing anything about us," says keyboardist Gus.
I was a real newbie and afraid of riding home drunk, so I turned up on the bus alone, pretty much not knowing anyone.
"It pretty much eases your mind knowing that someone behind the project has the financial means," he said.
"It was something my writers and I worked on pretty much the whole season, knowing that at the end of the year, one of them would have to go," Mr. Gilligan said in a phone interview.
"She is very prepared and she works very hard and she doesn't come to the set without knowing pretty much exactly what she's going to do," says Hampton.
And then, lest anyone conclude that there is some grim new face at the helm of the country's No. 2 soft-drink company, there is also "Animal House," which Mr. Rodkin admits to having seen at least 20 times and knowing pretty much by heart.
In a month's time hospitality will be returned and England will find themselves in India for a five-match series – pretty much a return leg – knowing only too well that the last time they visited they suffered a 5-0 whitewash.
Ms. Schreier's rule of thumb is if you vacation more than five nights a year, spend $70 or more a night and enjoy knowing pretty much what kind of quality you're going to get, time shares might be a good option.
You can expect Munster to target him mercilessly, knowing he is pretty much the Biarritz equivalent of their own Ronan O'Gara - one talented player among many who just gives that little bit extra.
In corporate America, for example, knowing Spanish is pretty much an expected draw to hiring Latinos, something that supposedly gives us worth in an environment that is less likely to hire us.
