Sentence examples for pretty routinely from inspiring English sources

In Texas, he says, "I fly helicopters pretty routinely, like a pickup truck.

"It looked very distinctly like a proximal fracture we see pretty routinely as orthopedists, usually because of a fall off a ladder or scaffolding, or a car crash," Pearce said.

In an academic lab, they're produced on a small scale pretty routinely, and that's where most of these synthetic cannabinoids that are used in "spice -type blendspice -typed—in academic and pharmaceutical research.

Whiskey and beer are cheap, there's a big ass back patio with pool tables, and shows featuring local punk and metal scene fixtures pretty routinely hit for five or ten bucks.

Before Bazalgette's sewers, London pretty much routinely smelled rank, its rivers the repository of first resort for its filth.

Philadelphia's veterans court was launched in 2010, and on Friday mornings, when Dugan strides into room 406 of the Philadelphia Criminal Courts building and gavels the court into session, things run pretty much routinely.

"Being able to steer simulations routinely is pretty new, and we don't yet know the social direction that users want to take this," said Dr. Gabrielle Allen, a Cactus researcher at Planck.

In 1800, George Frederick Cooke made his London début with Richard III and was immediately denounced (by the Sun, no less) as "too jocose and familiar"; over the remaining 10 years of his English career, he was brutally and routinely attacked by pretty well every critic in town.

But you have to be pretty hard-boiled to do what they routinely do to people who (mostly) can't answer back.

It is routinely oversubscribed, but sets out pretty standard benchmarks for entry to A-levels: six GCSEs at A* to C including two of English, maths and science, two of which must be at least grade B.

Recently, we have been witnessing huge advancements in the scale of data we routinely generate and collect in pretty much everything we do, as well as our ability to exploit modern technologies to process, analyze and understand this data.