Sentence examples for pretty typically from inspiring English sources

In my commute to work, I also have noticed that while Manhattan buses are not too bad from an emissions standpoint (based on what I can see and smell), buses that bring workers and others into the city from surrounding areas are pretty typically old and emit thick, dark smoke.

Westchester typically has about 60 active cases of tuberculosis a year, "and this year is pretty typical," Ms. Landrigan said.

For most people, the publishing world is pretty intimidating: typically, you need to find a literary agent before you can get to a publishing house.

The kids who get involved are typically pretty involved and pretty dedicated to academics, which means you might feel right at home there if you do too.

Mr. Smither regarded 400 people as "typically pretty good" for a volunteer effort.

It happens pretty often, although typically the damage is more spontaneously self-inflicted.

There's good reason for that: the waves are typically pretty meager here, the winters long and stoke-extinguishing.

They are dark-skinned, they're very slender, sometimes they look even younger than they are, and they are very pretty and very typically Mexican-looking.

"The first thing that stuck me about online gambling today is that it's a pretty lonely experience, typically one player in a web browser, watching a 2D slot machine," he said.

Likes are typically pretty public, though, so that might not be exactly the right term.

Ruggedized computers are typically pretty ugly, and the Juniper Systems handheld is no exception.