grow pretty

After a few days, I learned one more thing: in the right water, they grow pretty big.

Instead he found the peace of working in the soil, making living things grow pretty and healthy.

"We grew pretty aggressively, and John fit right into that."

"I grew pretty good at interpreting body language over the years.

Tensions among fifteen men with no women around can grow pretty fierce.

She is a very pretty girl and growing prettier.

As they ate, Ida saw a plant growing pretty red caps.

He had grown pretty plump on his easy post.

Once they arrive, he said, "Nobody moves out, so it grows pretty quickly."

Things grow pretty fast, so the road would require a lot of upkeep and no one was willing to do it.

They'd been in Colby since the 1700s, but the blood had grown pretty thin by the twentieth century.

For a while the talk grew pretty chaotic, as might be expected when three cultures meet head-on.

We're growing pretty quickly, we need to bring on additional people, and so it's more of a commitment and responsibility.

At times his schedule has grown pretty crowded.

The list grows pretty large and so you can have wildly different set-ups depending on your choices.

"If she only planted the spores twenty-four days ago," I said, "the stuff grew pretty fast."

"The quantity and variety is growing pretty rapidly.

It grows pretty well in hot, steamy summers.

I've grown pretty cynical yet this title has provided me with plenty of 'wow!'

"It took you fifteen years to grow the first one-this one's growing pretty damned fast.

Those who slipped paid $1 into a pizza fund, he said, adding, "The fund grew pretty large."

"Our business grew pretty much by word of mouth," Mr. Rozell said.

I am mightily tempted to stretch the string further, but at some point, it grows pretty taut.

i've grown pretty old, but that music keeps me young.