Sentence examples for pretty protracted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Liveris said in November that he expected "a pretty protracted global recession, probably going into 2010".
Labor's getting pretty pouty about Malcolm Turnbull's protracted honeymoon.
"Flashpoint" is full of protracted moments, long tracking shots, pretty lighting that all make it feel filmic and grown up but at the same time too soft around the edges, as if it were a sophisticated ad done by a respected director for upscale life insurance.
During his protracted final illness, Woollcoott pushed his doctors pretty close to nervous prostation.
The New Yorker, January 30 , 1943P. 9 During his protracted final illness, Woollcoott pushed his doctors pretty close to nervous prostation.
By Eugene Kinkead, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 30 , 1943P. 9 During his protracted final illness, Woollcoott pushed his doctors pretty close to nervous prostation.
But that makes it, at its heart, a protracted romantic comedy, and SATC suffers from being bound by the still-pretty-conventional constraints of the genre.
And this week's ecstatic Wednesday-night finale brought together the strands of the season that were, pretty much from the start, the most happily distracting: the belief-straining dominance of the Golden State Warriors and the protracted farewell of the league's self-designated heel, Kobe Bryant.
Bharti is generally reckoned to have got a pretty full price.The deal was in part a consequence of a long-delayed victory in one of the war's protracted battles: to persuade the government to lift the "cap" on foreign investment in telecommunications, from 49% to 74%.
Protracted hostage crisis averted.
