Sentence examples for without pretty much from inspiring English sources

We'd be without pretty much the entire oeuvres of Emily Dickinson and Shakespeare.

"But I didn't see any other way to resolve this matter without pretty much putting money down the drain for years to come".

That is why parliament has lost so much power to the executive; that is why so many people have the vague feeling that law is being made without debate – pretty much in the manner of a syphilitic 16th century tyrant.

"She is very prepared and she works very hard and she doesn't come to the set without knowing pretty much exactly what she's going to do," says Hampton.

Besides, freedom of speech is fundamental in life, one cannot live without it, pretty much like water actually.

Katainen said (hat-tip Reuters): The European Union without Britain is pretty much the same as fish without chips.

Magic without passion is pretty much a trip to Pier One: lots of shrink-wrapped candles.

Ending the season without champions is pretty much unthinkable and the matter will surely be resolved in due course - there is too much money at stake, for starters, for that not to happen.

A study published Monday finds that, when texting and driving, new drivers without ADHD look pretty much like drivers with an ADHD diagnosis who were off their medications.

We knew Emily Ratajkowski as the topless star of the "Blurred Lines" video; Dawson did a full-frontal nude scene several years ago in Danny Boyle's film Trance; Paz de la Huerta has appeared without clothing in pretty much all of her best-known roles.

We knew Emily Ratajkowski as the topless star of the "Blurred Lines" video; Rosario Dawson did a full-frontal nude scene several years ago in Danny Boyle's film Trance; Paz de la Huerta has appeared without clothing in pretty much all of her best-known roles.