Sentence examples for pretty precise from inspiring English sources

"She was pretty precise on her shots".

"I try to be pretty precise with my choices".

And with lighting, too; we have to be pretty precise with our lighting.

"But we haven't gone to straight-out bids because we're pretty precise about the market, the matchup".

"We can be pretty precise, making a map, processing the data and providing it to a GPS tractor for spraying".

But doing this for eight performances a week, I think we get the music pretty precise with what the cast is doing".

Which I'd imagine is probably pretty accurate for a rookie cop on a precise, limited budget.

(Comedy isn't pretty or necessarily precise: seven black men performed in solo roles that same season for the Met. And Marian Anderson made her debut there in 1955).

After a few meetings it gets more precise pretty quickly.

I soon realised that Bush was pretty exacting on the precise fit of the "non-fit".

The fate of Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem's newborn, once handed to a craven, hysterical crowd of poet worshippers, pretty much marks the precise point at which audiences for Darren Aronofsky's already thrillingly demented vivisection of the male creative ego divided irreparably into two camps: the exhilarated and the appalled.