Sentence examples for pretty much shoot from inspiring English sources

I got very good at knowing how wide the lens was, so that I could pretty much shoot without looking through the viewfinder.

"With David we pretty much shot the whites".

She began discussing Islam with Mr. Pabon, who is Muslim, "and he pretty much shot down all the stereotypes I had".

Add to this a button-pushing score that goes jaga-jaga-jaga when Bond turns a plane into a snowplough or plays dodgems with a helicopter, a fleeting visual gag about Butch and Sundance in Bolivia, and an impressively forceful showing from Naomie Harris as Moneypenny 2.0, and Spectre pretty much shoots to kill.

UPDATE: Yeah, so Reed Hastings pretty much shot the 'ads' thing down as well.

"I was pretty much shooting for it from the fourth inning on".

The Daily Telegraph called it "a swaggering show of confidence" and The Guardian stated it "pretty much shoots to kill" while The Independent declared,"This is as good as Bond gets".

The Proposition I'd see pretty much anything shot by cinematographer Benoit Delhomme, especially when the words "Australian western" and "Emily Watson" are involved.

Speaking of which, the no-gravity environment DEFINITELY makes Upton and these swimsuits pop in a big way -- which isn't new for Kate, as she kills it in pretty much every shoot she poses for.

"I was pretty much set to shoot the whole way," Peca said.

Earlier in the week, Fallon also did his own take on Smith's "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" title sequence, pretty much matching it shot for shot.