Sentence examples for somewhere pretty from inspiring English sources

It was said you could get somewhere pretty habitable on Ibiza for a million quid.

I would regard myself as being somewhere pretty close to the centre".

Though her mum was less convinced: "I'd rather be in a nice lake somewhere pretty".

At times when you need immediate, urgent or unplanned healthcare, you want to be able to get somewhere pretty quickly.

I can't promise that it will be carbon neutral, as I have taken to writing in the car while parked somewhere pretty - the laptop battery lasts about as long as my concentration span.

For example, an Atwood novel like Cat's Eye might be set somewhere pretty mundane but I feel a profound atmospheric skew due to the strangeness of the novel, like the world described is a few degrees off kilter relative to our own.

But you have to draw the line somewhere or pretty soon you'll be making an ad hoc adjustment for the fact that Mr. Romney wore an ugly tie one day.

Eschewing literary arts altogether, Powers (Bumbys: "You are somewhere between pretty fit and kind of out of shape") and Gerretson donned sports jerseys and tossed bottles into a garbage pail from a not-too-fearsome height.

"If you really like that red one, you can probably find it somewhere else pretty easy.

The proposed legislative changes related to FLSA may not be as physical as exploding car tires, but we would bet there would be an executive's head somewhere coming pretty darn close if organizations aren't prepared for the changes.

South Africa?... That's realistic?" Harris explained his reasoning from the stand, saying, "An ambassadorship in some small country somewhere would pretty much sideline [Blagojevich] for the rest of his political life" and therefore might have been appealing to Obama.