Sentence examples for spend pretty from inspiring English sources

I spend pretty much every day walking around, without a brief, just seeing what comes up.

The two of us spend pretty much all our time together eating, so it seemed fitting.

The plan was to spend pretty much the entire six-week school summer holiday abroad relaxing, seeing the sights and visiting relatives.

Young people spend pretty much their whole lives being controlled and indoctrinated about what and how to think by the media.

(By contrast, Mr. Bush, if his campaign costs $200 million this year, will spend pretty close to $2 per registered voter).

When I was at college, me and him used to spend pretty much every Friday night hanging out, eating his pasta with tomato sauce and watching South Park.

Mr. Gasser (1909-81) was born in Newark, where he spent pretty much the rest of his life.

Pfizer spent pretty much all the petty cash arranging a "merger" with Allergan, uniting Viagra and Botox and becoming Irish in the process.

Among the best known is Elmer Bischoff, a talented artist who spent pretty much his whole career in the Bay Area, alternating between figuration and abstraction.

There was the Christmas morning in 1996 that he spent, pretty much at the end of his rope, awkwardly trying to steal crack cocaine from a curbside dealer who pulled a gun on him.

The high-tech tent that we bought, with the best intentions, when we moved to California two years ago has spent pretty much every weekend boxed up in the garage and seeing the sun nowhere beyond our backyard.