Sentence examples for that will pretty from inspiring English sources

This is just a straight quarter crack that will pretty much heal by itself".

Maybe the athlete will bring peace to all nations, or the class moron will go on to become the President of the United States — though that's more likely to happen at Harvard or Yale, schools that will pretty much let in anybody.

Maybe the athlete will bring peace to all nations, or the class moron will go on to become the President of the United States though that's more likely to happen at Harvard or Yale, schools that will pretty much let in anybody.

"If Leicester get any sort of result at Sunderland that will pretty much guarantee they stay up.

The deal is that there's a lawsuit in California, Schwarzenegger v. EMA/ Entertainment Software Association, that will pretty much decide whether or not TO BAN~! violent video games from being sold to minors.

While gaming has spread its tentacles throughout the world and major game development houses can be found everywhere from Calgary to Cambridge, there's one place that will pretty much always be considered the center of the gaming world: Tokyo.

In the short term there will be a little bit of volatility in the markets, [but] that'll pretty much settle down.

Well, that distinction will pretty much disappear now that the company's corporate parent is selling 33 company-owned locations to independent operators, making the chain a 99-percent-franchised restaurant system.

and his handpicked cohort of backroom negotiators are advancing a measure that will look pretty much like the House legislation and do pretty much the same thing.

Jim McDaniel, DWP senior assistant general manager, said the department estimates that "within five to eight years, the plume will become so dense and so permanent that we will pretty much not be able to pump any of the wells".

So it may be that investors will pretty much sit on their hands this week, at least until that employment report comes out this Friday.