Sentence examples for pretty much trying to from inspiring English sources

Martin says that they 'kind of got weirder' with the sounds with this new album; whereas with Atlas, they were pretty much trying to replicate what they were doing in their practice space.

He told WTVD that he "was pretty much trying to scream for air and trying to breathe because he was holding my throat, and that's when I got aggressive with him because you are choking me," Wall said.

"I'm pretty much trying to rehearse his ballets without counts and by ear". To be at City Ballet is "a discovery," she said, adding that there is no substitute for working with "all the ballet masters in the company who also worked with Balanchine". "I never met the guy, and everyone has their version of his ballets when they teach you," she said.

He ran through me pretty much, trying to get back to the ball.

"I was just pretty much trying to get away, showing no aggression," Deontrace Ward, 18, told The Virginian-Pilot.

"We're going to be pretty much trying to sell our album to middle-aged men," explains drummer, Ashton Irwin.

We pretty much tried to abide by that.

"Pretty much tried to keep it as simple as that, and they seemed to appreciate that.

It was pretty much try to get these games in and hope for the best".

"I knocked on the door, and they pretty much tried to deck me," he says, with an off-kilter grin.

Among other things, he said, "Grief is the tax we pay on loving people," and poetry and funerals pretty much try to do the same thing: They both try to find meaning in the unspeakable.