Sentence examples for pretty something from inspiring English sources

Get something pretty, something for spring.

Shapiro says that it means "to pretty something up — to fluff someone's sequin pillows".

"It was another chance of stepping up and racing at the Olympics and that within itself was pretty something that is pretty special," McEvoy said afterwards.

(Criticism of the Wharton essay rounded on Franzen's observation that Wharton "wasn't pretty", something he suggested, not unreasonably, fed into her fictional disquisitions on the complicated currency of female beauty).

She cringes when I say she is pretty, something Fat Amy would never do, and admits that though she is self-assured when it comes to her comic talents, she is "less confident in areas where you can't use your intelligence, and it's just about looks, on the red carpet".

She sits, takes my hand and reads: To Paint the Portrait of a Bird First paint a cage with an open door then paint something pretty something simple something beautiful something useful for the bird … Before she even finishes this beautiful little poem we're firm friends, swiftly united in subverting our routine as much as possible.

I'm pretty sure something will happen".

The point is, this robust, generous smorgasbord has pretty much something for every palate.

He's pretty sure something good will happen; ever since he went green, he says, it usually does.

I said I was pretty sure something had been broken, so they X-rayed my elbow, which really was broken.

"She was very pretty, and something about her independence and faith in herself is what drew me in," he said.