Sentence examples for pretty much relied from inspiring English sources

Paula Gallardo, co-founder and kitchen manager at RCK, says: "From 1 December to 1 March we pretty much relied on donated food because there was masses of it.

"We pretty much rely on the survey respondent to do that," he says.

Even at the height of the campaign it was clear that the Lib Dems were pretty much relying on them to organise themselves.

The moral might be that there's no business like showbusiness, no showbusiness like the movie business – and you can pretty much rely on everyone uncritically kowtowing to its glamour and prestige.

Devices like the iPad (and Google Chrome OS) pretty much rely upon cloud computing in order for them to work.

"If you look at the OS numbers and you look at Microsoft vs Apple vs Android, you see from a sales perspective, Microsoft is still pretty much relying on their PC core… [and not] expanding their numbers.

North Koreans, The World Factbook says, pretty much rely on food aid to live.

That's because we pretty much rely on antibiotics to treat the problem, but they're quickly being rendered ineffective.

These and other apps designed to keep robocalls at bay pretty much rely on one thing: a database of phone numbers that scammers and telemarketers call from that is constantly updated.

Social media is important to Jamie and the rest of the team; besides the fact they "pretty much rely" on it for traffic, according to Anthony, this is the arena in which so much click-bait language originates.

"We pretty much have to rely on home-grown talent".