Sentence examples for pretty much removed from inspiring English sources

Peter Brown, Renaissance's C.E.O., recalled, "Working for Jim, you had the feeling that you had better produce, because he had pretty much removed every excuse for not producing".

"I think it's no coincidence that the Japanese have pretty much removed all of the liquidity they had infused since 2003.

The vocals have been pretty much removed.

Well, that pretty much removes the option of casual sex.

If we want to make sure others do not think we are condoning their "lifestyle choices," we pretty much need to remove ourselves from society.

Although Smith believes the Madonna will be pretty much impossible to remove because it is attached with a combination of epoxy glue and a metal bolting system, Patterson's lawyer, Anton Grescher, sent a letter to Encinitas city officials explaining that taking it down "would leave only 18 small screw holes in the wall, all easily filled and causing no substantial or permanent damage".

J. Ruiter, a designer in Michigan, decided that it wasn't quite simple enough, though, and has removed pretty much everything from the bike except the absolutely necessary frame bits, handlebars, seat, and pedals.

"Before long, I'm shaking my head at pretty much everything my mother removes from her San Diego boxes," Ms. Hafner writes.

The prequels are about god-like characters with super powers who live by a code that removes pretty much all fun from their lives.

In Europe the giveaways are a little different billions have gone to wind and solar projects but the same madness often prevails: Germany's rushed exit from nuclear power ended up helping boost American coal and Russian gas.The most straightforward piece of reform, pretty much everywhere, is simply to remove all the subsidies for producing or consuming fossil fuels.

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