Sentence examples for pretty much the same time from inspiring English sources

"At pretty much the same time Bell was dismissed I managed to slice open my hand," writes Phil Withall.

It's rather a good arrangement, really, the loss of desire and desirability at pretty much the same time.

The general public now watch the catwalk show and see the looks from the collection at pretty much the same time as the fashion editors and buyers.

"From there, we were fortunate to have a group of kids come along at pretty much the same time," Kempton said.

In the 2003 London Marathon, her fastest race, "I was actively racing" the two male pacesetters, Radcliffe said, adding, "I fully believe that I would have run pretty much the same time that day alone".

The audience at, say, a Chucky picture can seem to be screaming and laughing at pretty much the same time, as if it couldn't quite distinguish one response from the other.

Its pretty much the same every time.

I suspect buzz will swirl more around artists like Mr. Mueck, whose crouching boy is too much like a Disney character but whose smaller sculptured figures seem splendid; Paul Pfeiffer, whose tiny videos are pretty much the same each time but are still winners; Chris Cunningham, Stan Douglas, Vanessa Beecroft and others already more connected to the Anglo-American art market.

Various studies have shown that, while basic personality may stay pretty much the same over time (bad news for young assholes), there is a definite skew toward the right as we age.

While a lot of Web video watching occurs around midday when people are at the office, prime time for Showyou viewers is pretty much the same as prime time on televisions: 8 to 11 p.m. Afternoons on Saturdays and Sundays are also big times for Showyou.

I've been giving pretty much the same answer every time.