Sentence examples for pretty much question from inspiring English sources
Mark Halperin isn't in danger of losing his job — nor should he be — even though he did pretty much question Texas Sen. Ted Cruz that way last week.
But at a moment in its life cycle when audiences welcomes are long worn out — and, not insignificantly, given a star whose durability is pretty much questioned seasonally — "Mission" keeps drawing them in.
I lean forward, confident that I can field pretty much any question on this subject.
Why aren't they doing better?' " That's pretty much the question Bush now asks about McCain.
The hearing carries the sweeping title of "A Review of Current Securities Issues," so it would seem that pretty much any question will be fair game when Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Christopher Cox testifies before a Senate committee on Tuesday morning.
"He has answered pretty much every question that has been thrown at him since then for Warwickshire and the Lions and hopefully for England," said Cook before final practice.
(He was there when the company first launched AdWords, the pay-per-click revenue system that found a way of monetising curiosity, potentially taking a cut from pretty much every question anyone asked Google anywhere in the world).
"And I said… are you kidding me… from there it was pretty much a question of how could he pull this off?
Pretty much every question every girl asks herself at my age was running through my brain on repeat.
The most popular song in 1918 was "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm After They've Seen Paree?" That's pretty much the question that "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" raises for me.
The validity of the molecular replacement structure solution is pretty much beyond question, as the statistics for the placement of components are convincing and, of much greater importance, the same complex has been assembled more than once in the course of structure solution.
