Sentence examples for pretty sole from inspiring English sources

The bright, engagingly pretty sole heiress to one of the great fortunes of Georgian England, Bowes was also naïve, with a romantic, nearly fatal, soft spot for Celtic men.

Here, pretty much his sole early contribution was a lovely dummy over the ball.

This film is pretty much the sole reason I haven't slept at all throughout the festival.

These days, Neymar is pretty much the sole star here for Brazil – even if his first season at Barcelona did not set La Liga on fire.

Carmelo Anthony returned to the lineup, the defense promptly went on vacation and the Nets' Deron Williams got to stamp all over Linsanity, which was pretty much his sole purpose in life Monday, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

They were pretty much the sole survivors of this carnage and yet, in spite of a string of innovative, thoroughly modern, and often dazzling singles and albums right up to their 1972 break-up, they are terribly overlooked.

Mr. Bennet said that The Puzzler, for all its fanatical following, never drew enough eyes to the magazine's Web site to justify the fee paid to Ms. Cox and Mr. Rathvon, which was pretty much the sole remaining puzzle-related expense.

De Beers (pretty much the sole proprietor for diamonds in the world for over a century) made a concerted push on popular culture to make diamonds a thing.

On the other, video games are pretty much the sole preserve of bedroom bound man-babies who perpetually stink of Wotsits and sad-but-still-furious masturbation sessions.

Five years ago, house music was pretty much the sole preserve of guys in linen shirts who went to clubs that were only advertised on radio stations no one listened to.

A few years years ago, house music was pretty much the sole preserve of guys in linen shirts who went to clubs that were only advertised on radio stations no one listened to.