Sentence examples for basically a week from inspiring English sources

In a slight change from the norm, Vanessa Bayer played Jacqueline Bisset in a segment that lasted throughout "Update" (and a segment that's basically a week old) and I'm sure the audience members in the rafters were shocked to find themselves on live television.

Now, we know that the Democratic Convention is not just any convention — it is, after all, supposed to help determine the course of electoral politics in America — but, when you get right down to it, it's basically a week-long professional conference during which a large group of people expect to have a little fun while they're away from home.

Basically a week-long summer camp for people who want to learn how to make a difference in the world and eat s'mores while they do it.

"I basically spent a week writing the best letter of my life," Glew told the Financial Times.

"And as it turns out, you can basically spend a week in Europe for the same price as visiting Disney World during a school vacation week".

That's basically it: a week of "do not disturb" and no blinking screens.

"I've been saying he's basically a couple weeks out of spring training his last few starts.

A: The whole tour is gorgeous — it's basically a three-week commercial for France — so pick a village and go there three days beforehand.

"We have basically a one-week mission," said Yale's leading goal-scorer, Bray Ketchum, who was among several teammates who spent this past week calling obstetricians around the country on Schwartz's behalf.

The Revolution is in the midst of a stretch of 11 games in 38 days — basically two games a week.

I worked basically 40 hours a week since 10 years old, until I went to college.