Sentence examples for pretty much packed from inspiring English sources
"pretty much packed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is almost completely full or prepared. Example: "After weeks of planning, the suitcase was pretty much packed for their trip to Europe."
Instead I was shocked to see that the auditorium was pretty much packed.
Both close on Saturday and have been pretty much packed for weeks.
It was pretty much packed during each of my recent visits, and yet I saw little reason — other than Mr. Flay's star wattage — that it should be quite so popular.
Thanks to a combination of bad reviews and abysmal ratings, there are at least three shows that can pretty much pack it in now.
Toby Keith has also scored big with "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (the Angry American)," whose chorus pretty much packs it all in: "And the Statue of Liberty/Started shaking her fist/And the eagle will fly/And there's gonna be hell/When you hear Mother Freedom.... " You get the point.
The A460 is 5.0-megapixels and pretty much packs everything the A550 does except it doesn't do movies.The A460 is targeted at first-time digital camera buyers and with a 5.0-megapixel costing only $150 ,we doubt you can go wrong with this one.
Too much pack "thinking".
This almost complete version toured the country, received heaps of press, and played to packed houses pretty much wherever it was shown.
After a few years of injecting drugs, I hit a wall; all of my previous injecting sites packed in pretty much simultaneously.
So I sold pretty much everything I owned and packed what was left into a Nissan Pathfinder, loaded up my dog and drove 2,000 miles to a place where I didn't really know anyone and just like my dad, I reinvented myself.
He is not too interested in the bacon, but he packs away pretty much everything else.
