Sentence examples for pretty much restricted from inspiring English sources

It is pretty much restricted to West Africa.

"American Poetry," for example, is pretty much restricted to Walt Whitman.

"Today Cambodian tourism is pretty much restricted to Siem Reap with a little bit of spillover to Phnom Penh," said Alila's president, Mark Edleson.

By then, my father, once a graceful skier and skater, an every-morning speed-walker, was pretty much restricted to his bed, his chair, and his car.

The most primitive sessile group, the Brachylepadomorpha, died out by the Miocene Epoch (23 million to 5.3 million years ago), and the asymmetrical sessile Verrucomorpha became pretty much restricted to the deep sea by that time.

Expressions of deep feeling are pretty much restricted to emoticons (the ":)" happy face, for example), capital letters ("Don't show this message to ANYONE"), elaborate punctuation ("didn't you get my message!!!??!!!) or some combination of all three ("STELLA!!!!!:.

Its passionate fans, who are inevitably starting to be referred to as "tenthers," interpret the amendment as pretty much restricting the federal government to military matters.

Bobbie Ramsay A By low, I assume you mean around 12%, rather than 8%, which pretty much restricts you to German wines.

With Frans Bruggen pretty much restricting himself to conducting these days, the Danish recorder player Michala Petri stands almost unchallenged on her instrument.

"He's been pretty vocal about pushing through as many fossil fuel projects as possible, which makes it pretty much impossible to restrict emissions the way we need to if we're going to prevent catastrophic climate change".

'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.