Sentence examples for something pretty big from inspiring English sources

We had long since said those three words to each other, and it was going to take something pretty big to tear us apart.

"Something pretty big is happening in this country," he said, saying that people are demanding "less government, less war and a free-market economy".

They've turned into something pretty big and impressive – albeit in the non-specific melancholy genre – while I wasn't looking.

After all, to make a story exciting, to grab the reader's attention and to keep them turning the pages, something pretty big has to happen.

And yet lots of people post-baby say not having sex is not a big deal, which makes me think something pretty big and not so nice has happened to their lives.

"Something pretty big is happening in this country," he said, portraying the support he did win in Nevada as a vote for "less government, less war and a free market economy".

"I knew I was pretty stoned on something pretty bad.

The way I lived for years with cancer is something I consider a pretty big victory".

"You could hear the excitement of the crowd and that's something that definitely played a pretty big role in giving me a little extra energy the last 150.

Propaganda is a basic tenant of conversionism, something the evangelical Alphas are pretty big on.

Propaganda is a basic tenet of conversionism, something the evangelical Alphas are pretty big on.