"What a pretty, pretty, pretty Little Man".
She insisted that she's "not pretty, pretty, pretty by Chinese standards — big eyes and small nose and mouth".
That was a splendid morning for England – what a great word that is: splendid – but a draw still seems pretty, pretty, pretty inevitable.
Things would be pretty, pretty, pretty different for David, who is sixty-seven but looks essentially the same as he did when "Curb" premiered, in 2000, if he had followed through on his mother's wish that he become a mailman — he could have handled the rain, snow, and sleet, he said, but the hail gave him pause.
8 20 P.M.: Unless you are down with pop-rappers who enjoy rhyming "city, city, city" with "pretty, pretty, pretty," there is not much to recommend about Sirah apart from her hair: buzzed at the back and sides, the top teased into an enormous and unstable froth, it provides an elegant demonstration of the Square-Cube Law.
Mr. Sanford put it this way: "The most frequent words you probably heard in those CAT meetings four years ago is, 'This is a matter of principle, and we can't vote for this.' But I guess as time goes by and one becomes a more seasoned legislator, the best word now is, 'What can we trade off in this bill?' That is a pretty, pretty, pretty violent contrast".
And he later took one of his host's catchphrases out for a spin, judging his campaigning for Tuesday's New Hampshire primary to be going "pretty … pretty … pretty good".
Pretty girls, pretty cars, pretty clothes - pretty boring.
Pretty women, pretty men, pretty words.
Generally pretty quick, generally pretty fast, pretty good size.
But, when I think about myself, I am, over all, pretty optimistic, pretty enthusiastic, pretty much into getting on.
