Sentence examples for pretty much led to from inspiring English sources

He ended up at the Sunshine Hotel, between Prince and Stanton Streets, in standard fashion: he quit his job and his wife left him on the same day, and one thing pretty much led to the next.

It seemed like an insane longshot, but I threw my hat in the ring, and the serendipity of that 1997 decision has pretty much led to a whole career in the arts, many wonderful friendships, and a job that is never, ever boring.

After pushing Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) out of a window in the "Game of Thrones" premiere ― an act that has pretty much led to everything in the series ― Jaime's Season 7 fall to watery depths visually parallels Bran's fall at Winterfell. .

"We pretty much led the first 2 1/2 quarters, but we didn't finish real strong," said Laguna Coach Bret Fleming whose team slipped to 5-4 overall.

Mr. Parrish was one of the tobacco company executives who fought Dr. Kessler and the F.D.A.; indeed, as a senior vice president for Philip Morris, then, as now, the country's biggest tobacco company, he pretty much led the charge, publicly denouncing Mr. Kessler as a "neo-prohibitionist".

I stay in trouble been in trouble since I was young, you know, pretty much led me here.

You may even point out the fact that you've pretty much led every single nationwide public opinion poll of Republican voters, ever since the day you announced your campaign.

Lurking in the shadows during the daytime (although, some modern versions of vampires have made vampires impervious to sunlight; they might "twinkle" or "glow" but they pretty much lead normal lives alongside human beings) - how you develop your vampire character's ability to cope with daylight is entirely up to your imagination.

He pretty much leads by example.

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"After coming out of heart surgery, I was sitting with a ventilator down my throat and had a moment of realization that the diabetes, which I had pretty much been ignoring, had led to this problem with my heart," said Mr. Lee, 53, who now controls his blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar with diet, exercise and six drugs.