Sentence examples for who has pretty from inspiring English sources

None of this is likely to faze Mayfair, who has pretty much seen it all.

What do you give a prince who has pretty well everything?

That can be the only explanation for its spurning of Vince Cable, a keen amateur ballroom dancer, who has pretty much begged to be allowed to take part.

"This is nothing like I've ever seen," said Peter Bernstein, the author and market sage — and a man who has pretty much seen it all.

Suspicions confirmed, Diane — who has pretty much assumed Alicia's old role as the moral center of the show — was frosty to Alicia for the rest of the episode and made sure she and Will attended a company sexual harassment seminar.

In this, as many other things, Djokovic has a role model in Federer, who ushered in the profoundly gracious era in which he plays, and who has pretty successfully combined fatherhood of twins with continued on-court success.

Smith's horse, Drosselmeyer, was a plodder who had pretty much disappeared since winning the Belmont Stakes last year.

"My player who had pretty good success against that pitcher got hit in the head".

Four men who had pretty much lost it all by the end of the decade.

We've had emails from people who've pretty much assembled their entire lives on the site".

I look at a player like Marc Savard, or other players who have pretty much had to somewhat retire because the environment was different.