pretty pass

They knew he would sit back and try to throw pretty passes.

'Things have come to a pretty pass when a thing like this can go on.

Anderson's game goes beyond the pretty passes, though that's what he does best.

He even made a pretty pass, for his lone assist in the game.

"Things have come to a pretty pass if you're being the voice of reason to my hothead."

Things had come to a pretty pass when you automatically assumed paint was blood.

Things have come to a pretty pass if you start flinging water at people, Joan.

"It has come to a pretty pass, if a green boy with no previous experience is to defeat us.

Things had surely come to a pretty pass when he was reduced to talking about peanuts.

And Ewing, after all these years, still hasn't made a pretty pass, or it escaped me.

"Things have come to a pretty pass, if you're lecturing me on tolerance."

A pretty pass they have brought us to," he added, "your friends in Paris."

Things had come to a pretty pass indeed.

I can see that - gutsy, lots of pretty passing, ultimately not good enough.

His pretty passes will fill the team's highlight video.

Really, things are coming to a pretty pass when that girl Lily throws milk all over me."

He whirled her around, picking her up on one pretty pass.

I think, Mr President, that things have come to a pretty pass.

There was Stockton, driving the lane and distributing pretty passes.

Here was a pretty pass, indeed, thought Barney.

So I'm in a pretty pass, am I not?

It was a pretty pass when the commissar used a Tanith oath.

Marion thought the world had come to a pretty pass when employers referred their employees to consulting psychologists in the course of a business day.

I found it unfathomable that, only 80 years after the expedition Cherry describes, things had come to such a pretty pass.