Sentence examples for pretty to put from inspiring English sources

Depending on what contents you want to end up forming the potpourri, you'll need dried flowers and botanicals, essential oils, a fixative, and something pretty to put your potpourri in.

"It's pretty unusual, pretty strange, to put people from such backgrounds together in protective custody," said Chase Riveland, a former secretary of corrections in both Washington and Colorado and now a prison consultant.

The blue bridge is an attractive shape and pretty easy to put together.

"The leave campaign must be getting pretty desperate to put forward something as naive as this".

No more objects: collectors had enough pretty things to put in their uptown apartments.

The chapel has the space and good connections with local refugee communities, so it was pretty easy to put together.

All things considered, it's pretty easy to put some plans in place to help see us through the ups and downs.

The case, which lists for $60, is available in black, yellow, white, pink, purple and blue and is pretty simple to put together.

The dough, which in French is called pâte à choux, is pretty easy to put together, once you learn the technique.

The buyer will have to spend a pretty penny to put in pipes and walls to make it a livable space.

When you lose the series and you go in the other dressing room it's pretty hard to put a smile on your face.