Sentence examples for represents pretty from inspiring English sources

At £895 it represents pretty good value.

This represents pretty much the opposite approach their father takes.

So far as O'Neill is concerned, the Treasury building represents pretty much everything that can be wrong with a building.

The company that I use charges £1.50 a pop, which, when you consider what the girls I'm flirting with look like, represents pretty good value.

That number "represents pretty much 100percentt of the people doing work at Schwab," said Anne Barr, who was hired as a vice president in 1999 to oversee the company's intranet expansion.

The companies with the biggest increases represented pretty much every retailing sector.

The names "Mudhoney" and "Norah Jones" represent pretty distant points on the musical spectrum.

Tiles can represent pretty much anything you like, from applications to photos of loved ones.

"I represented pretty much everyone, and, as a result, I am beholden to no one".

That picture represented pretty much the peak of Mr. Hodges's visibility; and, characteristically, he violated all expectations.

The Museum of Sex, on Fifth Avenue at 27th Street, opens at 10 a.m. that day, and a steady stream of people came through when I was there, representing pretty much any demographic group you care to name.