Sentence examples for pretty overrun from inspiring English sources
Paxi, consisting of two small islands, Paxos and Antipaxos, is where adventurous tourists moved on to as Corfu became busier, but these can now get pretty overrun, and are once again best avoided in August.
Even then, she said, "I really very seriously wondered how any one species has a right to pretty much overrun the planet".
Still, fear of a world overrun by pretty pink princesses shouldn't scare us off from telling both sons and daughters that they look good.
Rather, a pretty small city is being overrun by more than 600,000 people who dream of the White House.
There are plenty of bars and bistros like this on the Butte that are well worth walking just that little bit further away from Montmartre's main attractions to find - pretty, village-like and not completely overrun by tourists.
Pretty soon eBay may be as overrun with designer suits and diamonds as it is with Pez dispensers.
Cheers to the anonymous Hamptons homeowner, a great bridger of cultures, who consented to have his or her house overrun by the Clampets, who swap out the (admittedly pretty awful) modern art on the wall for stuffed deer heads, and who take to the grill with meat they brought from home when the local butcher proves insufficient.
It's pretty, and there are some fine restaurants and cafes, but it's overrun with the worst kind of bros.
New York stages have been overrun with melancholy Danes in recent years: Christian Camargo (brooding Hamlet), Michael Stuhlbarg (ranty Hamlet), Jude Law (pretty-boy Hamlet).
