Sentence examples for pretty much small from inspiring English sources

The north seems like an extension of boiling and hilly south Georgia, and despite the briefly hot, hot, hot scene when Madonna and Versace were in Miami, it was pretty much small potatoes if you live in New York, and a long way to travel for pastel and neon.

"Everybody is pretty much smaller than Dozer.

Eating a crumb of gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye – so bread, pasta, pizza, sausages, biscuits, birthday cake, Smarties, ice-cream and pretty much everything small children love, even Play-Doh – triggers an immune reaction.

At one point or another, pretty much every small business needs legal help.

Moreover, unlike in the above-mentioned example of a chair, this function does not crucially depend on specific physical properties of the shells; pretty much any small object of a consistent shape or colour would suffice.

The 'thong' part of the g-string is also very thin, so the only fabric is pretty much a small triangle in the front.

Updated at 1.44am BST 1.43am BST AlisonW (@AlisonW) @Busfield but you do get a free tv above you ;-P @LengelDavid October 24, 2013 Hunter Felt (@HunterFelt) @Busfield @LengelDavid The Fenway seats are small even for me, and I am pretty much the smallest guy I know.

"It was pretty much the smallest meet we could find," he said, laughing.

Pretty much a smaller, slightly improved, QWERTY-enabled Galaxy S.

Yeah, it's pretty much the smallest camera ever.

My 19 recommendations for 2004 were dominated by trust preferreds (which act pretty much like small-denomination bonds).