Sentence examples for pretty much moving from inspiring English sources

We are pretty much moving toward the day when, as my colleague Barney Ronay has remarked, Isis are going to get a World Cup.

We have 72 hours to get you ready to perform for a national audience.' I'm pretty much moving in and rehearsing whenever we can.

Accordingly, the debate has pretty much moved past the "who will run" question (except for Rick Perry and Sarah Palin).

The day after the class ended, they went on a date, "and he pretty much moved in," she says.

Since our lives have pretty much moved to the screen, we can expect our time on the Internet to be as varied as life itself.

"I've pretty much moved on, in large part because I feel the journey of the play to regional theaters and overseas is ultimately more important," Ms. Nottage said.

"What we've found is that brands, whether they are human beings or companies or institutions pretty much move at the same unpredictable rates online no matter what they are," Azzi said.

A member of his legal team said: "At the original trial the position was pretty much, 'Move along now, there's nothing to get worked up about.' This time we will try and give explanations to the court and stress that this is not a question of morality but of the law".

The dust has finally settled on the Sheen media hurricane from the past couple of weeks and bloggers have pretty much moved on in expectation of the next easy content fustercluck.

The Russian website that allows complete strangers to jump from one awkward random video chat to the next was all the rage among the Web's tastemakers in the first half of last year, but it seems like everyone's now pretty much moved on.

Before Google, reviewers could pretty much move freely about their business.