Sentence examples for pretty much matches from inspiring English sources

The chart pretty much matches what the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities told us in 2010.

As the academic year opens, the flow of students back to campuses pretty much matches the outflow two years ago.

And "Michael Raphael" pretty much matches his humor.

Teigen, who's modeling a pair of stretchy black leggings in the video, pulls a face that pretty much matches the upset emoji she used to caption the post.

We chose a threshold of 30 to define the sample frame of physical areas deemed "urban" iteratively which pretty much matches with the urban areas according to the national standard definition [ 24].

The Desolation of Smaug managed £42.92m, so Five Armies will need to pretty much match the pace of its predecessor to ensure this doesn't happen.

The stock market was decent to investors in 2004, as the 9percentt gain for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index pretty much matched the consensus forecast.

KAPALUA, Hawaii — When he arrived for his first news conference of 2010 on Tuesday, PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem displayed a mood that pretty much matched the laid-back elegance of the Kapalua Resort.

When I finally met you, had you come across as some sort of gonzo reporter I would have said, 'Holy cow.' But your voice in the book pretty much matched up to what I expected".

What distinguishes the film from similar superhero fare is that its box-office takings have been pretty much matched by critical acclaim, with the director and screenwriter Joss Whedon, who created the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and who is currently working on a modern-day film of Much Ado About Nothing, singled out as the catalyst for its success.

Last year's X Factor audience was down, but although the latest season of Broadchurch was not as well received by some critics, Mr Crozier said its audience, at some 9.2 million including catch-up, had pretty much matched the first season.