Sentence examples for I basically called from inspiring English sources

"I basically called everybody and told them to come on over," Mr. Longo recalled.

"But being nervous, I slipped and said 'Lau-ban ya,' which means, 'Hello, wife of the boss.' "So I basically called him a woman in front of 20 senior Taiwanese executives, who all laughed," he said.

(Pssst, I basically called this before anyone else. Don't sleep).

My movies make a ton of money, and that's why I basically call up and suggest an idea and they say it's great.

"I basically call my dad up and he has all the answers".

I basically call them intermediary images, or images not meant for human consumption.

So, I basically call it 'the lost Chic album', even though it's really a Nile Rodgers record.

Option 1: RICH PEOPLE ROTH - I basically call the cash value on permanent life insurance a "Rich People ROTH" because it's most useful for people who make too much money to use a regular Roth IRA, or for those who have already maxed out their other retirement accounts and want to save more money tax efficiently.

"When I first got home, the nightmares were him basically calling me selfish, asking why didn't I help save him," she said, her voice so grave and quiet that it was nearly inaudible.

"He basically called that himself," Davie said.

Tipton called Coach John Wooden, who basically called that blasphemy.