Sentence examples for pretty would from inspiring English sources

Anyone who thinks poverty is not pretty would have to think twice after seeing this artfully desolate-looking film version of Frank McCourt's boyhood memoir.

Red-wine pear, thick cream and orange curd and meringue crisp If you're short of time, shop-bought curd and meringue from a packet, while not as delicious or pretty, would still be seriously tasty.

Both Tom and Heloise — the latter somewhat younger than her husband, and still pretty — would take turns at the harpsichord, before inviting guests to enjoy the delicious food prepared by their French housekeeper, Madame Annette, a model of cheerful integrity.

"The Girlfriend Experience" is about, and also traffics in, the intoxification of surfaces, and to say it objectifies Ms. Grey, who is very young (just 21) and very pretty, would be more plot summary than critique.

"'The Girlfriend Experience' is about, and also traffics in, the intoxification of surfaces, and to say it objectifies Ms. Grey, who is very young (just 21) and very pretty, would be more plot summary than critique," wrote A. O. Scott in the Times in May.

A clip, a pretty necklace, bracelets, or something else that looks pretty would work.

Only the prettiest would be allowed to fight the gender jihad.

We'd be pretty annoyed, wouldn't we?

He'd be sitting mighty pretty then, wouldn't he?

Another season would be pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good.

Could've hit him pretty good, would've been blind side.