Sentence examples for pretty much untouched from inspiring English sources

And they changed the rules so the receivers can go pretty much untouched down the field.

Still, the real estate boom in the 1990s left Long Branch pretty much untouched.

This part of Mexico remains pretty much untouched by American influence and is almost just-like-you-always-pictured-it Mexican.

And for Jim McGreevey, the married New Jersey governor whose homosexuality was suspected for years in local circles, but was left pretty much untouched by the news media.

It was built in 1906 by George C. Thomas Jr., who went on to design Riviera and Bel-Air in Los Angeles, and it's been left pretty much untouched ever since.

The introduction of gaslight in the early 19th century had much the same effect, transforming the areas frequented by the upper and middle classes but leaving those inhabited by the poor pretty much untouched.

Judging by the décor and electrical wiring, Blue Harbour has pretty much been left untouched.

I'm from Florida, and I spent the better part of my childhood growing up in some small, quiet suburbs surrounded by pretty much nothing but farms, rivers and untouched forest for acres and acres around.

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

Look in pretty much any bathroom cupboard and you will find a hoard of half-used or even untouched medicines.

The place has been untouched by urban development, and even the present population of around 48,000 is pretty much the same as centuries ago.