Sentence examples for pretty much vanished from inspiring English sources

"He pretty much vanished".

Those pleasures have pretty much vanished".

By 1968, the Deacons had pretty much vanished.

It got no publicity and pretty much vanished within weeks of release.

The Devils' margin for error, hardly fat to begin with, has pretty much vanished in 27 fruitless hours.

U.S.C. has pretty much vanished from the national stage while it sits out double-secret N.C.A.A. probation for sins committed during Reggie Bush's flashy tenure.

But the level of fanatical racism this implies pretty much vanishes when Tony meets Don.

The reader learns perhaps more than is necessary about domestic arrangements, illnesses, comings and goings, while Ruskin pretty much vanishes from the picture.

Then he pretty much vanishes again, for a summer of study in Europe (punctuated by a Salzburg Festival debut in Mozart's "Waisenhaus" Mass).

But soccer interest pretty much vanishes when the nation's studios decide which features they want to greenlight.

"The Internet as we know it is pretty much vanishing, in the sense that much of the traffic is being routed through lots of new layers and applications, much of it wireless," said Dr. Barabási, a physicist who is now the director of Northeastern University's Center for Network Science.