Sentence examples for basically a part of from inspiring English sources

MITCHELL -- Well, sequels and remakes are basically a part of the way movies get made.

The investment and spending is all basically a part of what Coburn describes as a "big bet on the deconstruction of software".

Fluct has danced on stage with me when I perform officially many times, so much so that they are basically a part of Pictureplane.

To throw a breaking ball, a curveball or slider or forkball, pitchers basically grip a part of the ball, to create an unusual spin -- in the way you would strike a pool ball on its edges to make it veer -- but the velocity is decreased dramatically.

She then lobbed it to Joe Johns for explanation, who clarified this way: "Well, Campbell, he talked basically about cutting off a part of Barack Obama's anatomy, but we don't want to go there".

"I love experimenting for hours on end with soundscapes which is basically a big part of my writing process with Milosh, with Rhye I just really wanted to write some traditional songs with proper verses and choruses". .

I joined the company as a writer/researcher, basically part of the team that took care of the content and community of the Filipino portal.

A Pentagon official said, "We terminated the relationship basically as part of the process of transitioning to a sovereign government over there".

Once I arrived, I quickly realized that I wasn't just running a ministry training program, but basically every part of his church.

"The players back then, we were basically part of a family," said Bell, who still works for the Chiefs.

Historically the "Jiaxifan" were Zongka Tibetans, and between the Yuan and the Ming dynasties they were basically part of a nomadic ethnic group, "raising animals, living by the water and without a fixed place to stay".