Examples of 'pretty heady' in a sentence
Meaning of "pretty heady"
pretty heady: This phrase is used to describe something that is strong, potent, or intoxicating, often in reference to alcoholic beverages or intense experiences
How to use "pretty heady" in a sentence
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pretty heady
And that was a pretty heady message.
Pretty heady reading.
Music can be a pretty heady experience.
Pretty heady stuff.
Now all this may seem pretty heady and subtle and sometimes it is.
You get your mug on a couple sport magazine covers . That 's some pretty heady stuff, no?
Seems to be all pretty heady stuff for a naive young girl.
On March 31, Jordan was assigned to Double-A Birmingham, a pretty heady stop given his inexperience.
This was pretty heady stuff for a failed trumpet player and mediocre student.
Yeah, that champagne is pretty heady stuff.
That 's pretty heady stuff for a young attorney.
Well, that 's pretty heady company.
It 's pretty heady stuff for eighteen-year-olds barely three months out of high school.
Well, that 's pretty heady stuff.
Pretty heady stuff . Wow.
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That 's a pretty heady group.
Pretty heady reading, Einstein and Lemaitre, not to mention the math.
It 's all pretty heady stuff.
Pretty heady stuff, is not it?
And that was a pretty heady message . Dick 's career.
It must be pretty heady stuff for a 15 year-old to be with a big TV star.
I mean, it 's pretty heady stuff.
That 's pretty heady stuff for a young attorney . - OK.
Okay . That 's pretty heady stuff.
It was pretty heady stuff, actually, at the time. Um.
That 's pretty heady stuff.
Yeah . Pretty heady stuff.
Well, it 's pretty heady stuff, creative poetry.
I mean, it 's pretty heady stuff . No pun intended.
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They were so heady from the success
Heady thought you might come here
Examples of using Pretty
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You do a pretty good job of impersonating one
But there are a lot of pretty women here
You look pretty in that red jacket
