Sentence examples for basically a day from inspiring English sources

"The average American does have a right to know that their lawmaker is basically a day trader," Mr. Lewis said.

"We were just starting to get files of photographs of the Earth, and there was a sequence from a satellite of basically a day in the life of Earth from sunrise to sunset, and I wanted that sequence and to make the connection between the view from space of the shadow moving across the Earth, and the experience of being on Earth and seeing dawn.

The DEA was basically a day late and a dollar short; they got there too late.

You're at a restaurant and finally settle on the perfect entree - and then you see its calorie count is basically a day's worth of calories.

For me, it's basically a day off".

The singer also mentioned that the video is basically "a day in the life of the earth to show that we are rushing forward to the end of the 1900s century at full speed.

"It's basically a day-to-day relationship with the manager and his coaching staff, it's also medical and sports science, performance analysis, player liaison, team travel, scouting and negotiating transfer contracts.

"Basically, a Sunday schedule," he said.

DeVos's confirmation hearing answer produced a rally in publicly-traded for-profit college stocks, but it basically lasted a day.

Because next Monday is a bank holiday (who knew?), this Sunday is basically a default Saturday.

"It was basically a learning day," he said.