Sentence examples for to do pretty from inspiring English sources

Generally, people are driven to do pretty constructive things.

Hosts who overestimated their ability to do pretty much anything.

Very, very easy to do, pretty much shake and bake.

HISTORY PROFESSOR: Although Harvey seemed to do pretty well.

DESPITE headwinds from the continent, Britain's economy continues to do pretty well.

And I think I'm going to do pretty darn well in Dixie.

Portfolio hedging "is a license to do pretty much anything," Mr. Levin said.

Sure, it's now possible to do pretty much anything with sound.

Britain's management guru David Brent is incidentally poised to do pretty much the same thing.

Mr. Attanasio went further: "He's also game to do pretty much anything.

Thus compiler vendors are free to do pretty much whatever they want to the target code.