Sentence examples for reversed pretty from inspiring English sources

With today's report, however, the company has reversed pretty much all of the losses it's incurred in the past 10 months.

The ball is reversing pretty quickly, and that's very handy for our quicks.

But there was always a dialectical quality to the combination of hope (rather than remaining polarized, we could pursue what is right as Americans) and change (we should reverse pretty much everything done by Mr. Bush).

If you're left-handed, consider reversing pretty much anything you read on this topic.

Say what you will about the way it was initially handled, but the Road Runners reversed course pretty quickly in recognition of the reaction.

There's the Prada type of fashion, where every meaning is reversed — ugly is pretty, and so on — but this definition hardly satisfies, either.

If that's the case, he has reversed himself into some pretty nice spots.

"If we don't see those cuts reversed, then all of the government's pretty words will be for nothing," the Greens senator Larissa Waters said.

But Mr. Salcito says that pretty soon those roles will be reversed by a generation of students whose vocabulary has always included words like blog, wiki and widget.

The reasons allegedly given for the initial decision are pretty shocking, though thankfully now it has been reversed.

And you could make a pretty good case that the trend had actually reversed itself, and that polling now appeared to favor Mitt Romney again.