Sentence examples for would have pretty from inspiring English sources

A win here would have pretty much assured them of a place in Brazil.

Robert Moses in his prime would have pretty much ignored all those players and done as he wished.

"It would have pretty much dismantled Idaho's child support program," Eubanks said, noting that millions of federal dollars support programs such as Head Start and inter-state services.

In both areas, Mr. McCain would have "pretty much followed the script President Bush was laying out" and Mr. Obama implemented, Dr. Zandi said.

Steffen said future rainfall decreases of even 10% would have "pretty serious" implications for urban water supplies due to the reduced flow of water into catchments.

The comfortable victory that was widely expected would have pretty much sealed the championship for England, since it would have enjoyed a large advantage on the points-difference tie-breaker.

"It's the one big race where I could see myself getting a result because normally that sort of terrain is where I'd have pretty good legs.

"I would have been pretty lost.

If we had lost, George would have been pretty loud".

"Even without Jihad, the slate would have been pretty thin".

And their trade value "would have been pretty high".