Sentence examples for pretty well used from inspiring English sources
It is less Yankeefied, more broad and comical, and not so clearly a sketch of a shrewd farmer, pretty well used to the world and not easily taken aback by anything to be seen or experienced in it.
"It starts giving you a better picture of where work flow is going," says Berger, and what applications you may not even have accounted for that are pretty well used.
It can be predicted pretty well using the Navier Stokes equations [9] as basic physical model.
The UI works pretty well using a mouse and keyboard, but it's also perfectly suited for use on a touchscreen display, as it lets you essentially 'flick' through your photo history instead of just scrolling through it.
Hall knows the territory pretty well; he used to live in that state.
He weighs in on the amateur violinist Eichmann's interpretation of Brahms ("He didn't make any mistakes, but he didn't seem to understand that that wasn't enough") and on the pianism of Hans Frank, the Reich's governor general for Poland, who "played pretty well, but used too much pedal".
I know my uncle Victor very very well, and Telford I knew pretty well; I used to visit and stay with him in New York.
In addition to adding a touch of much-appreciated comedy value to proceedings, Michael Birch picked up on this theme in his own talk, noting that despite Facebook and Twitter not being ideal tools for activists and revolutionaries, they'd done pretty well at using them.
We managed to sterilise instruments pretty well by using a primus and hoosh-pot [cooking pot].
A chiseller can live in N. Y. and live pretty well, without money, using slugs instead.
It works pretty well as it uses your selfie camera to capture your face and put it in a corner of your stream while you play.
