Sentence examples for basically a place from inspiring English sources

The clinic, he explained, "was basically a place that gave him somewhere to go and something to do".

I loved Twitter, [but] once I realised that it was just basically a place for people to go when they're angry I stopped reading it.

Given that conventions are basically a place for the faithful to show up and grill red meat together, why should the rest of us pretend that everything important happens on the stage?

"Prison is basically a place to learn crime," Sgt. John Pasquarello of the Los Angeles Police Department said, "so when these guys come out, we see many of them getting back into drug operations, and this leads to fights and killings".

MOG is basically a place for people to publish thoughts about music, as well as a place to share the names of the songs they play on their computers (using a downloadable program called MOG-O-MATIC that runs in the background and automatically detects songs no matter which music player is used).

It's basically a place for you to keep track of stuff you like that you see online.

"There's basically not a place in the world where she's not opening a store right now, so I was interested to hear about the empire expansion," he said.

They basically offered a place to store date, but people don't want a place to store data".

A real pub is basically just a place where people go to drink because it's less depressing than their living rooms (but only just).

Not too long ago, after everyone there lost their jobs and the residential population fell below the levels it was pre-industrial revolution, it was basically just a place where you could buy a lot of drugs of varying quality.

You're right, but you're also wrong – to pass the LROTW test of "not being too objectively awful" you basically need a place that's clean, has no visible damp and doesn't have anything outwardly wrong with the configuration of it (no toilet in the kitchen or anything bizarre like that), and this passes over that low bar.