Sentence examples for basically adapted from inspiring English sources

"We got settled there, grew up there and basically adapted to the environment," he explained of his affinity for the neighborhood.

Running to 18 short lines, the refrain of "Katyusha, Katyusha" echoes through the poem, which begins: "Katyusha, Katyusha, / Arrow of fire: / Kingdom Come, is it / Below or above?" "I've basically adapted the name of a missile which sounds like a diminutive in Russian, a child's name," said O'Brien, who is also the only poet to have won the Forward prize three times.

If you refer to "Politics and the English Language" (a famous essay actually commissioned for in-house consumption by Orwell's boss, the Observer editor David Astor) you will find that I have basically adapted his more general concerns about language to the machinations of cyberspace and the ebb and flow of language on the internet.

I basically adapted my recipe for Oven Fried Chicken to make these nuggets adding a few extra steps, and frying of course.

Wing venation terminology is basically adapted from Rasnitsyn & Zhang [ 2].

And there's another character, and he's basically adapting and reconstructing his life by the examples that this other guy is setting.

The fabrication of working stamps comprises two successive replication processes (basically two adapted UV-NIL processes): (1) negative replication of silicon master, and (2) replication of the negative replica to obtain a positive working stamp.

Although it might seem illogical to use the university scoring system for HEWs, it has no influence on the description we made, because basically we adapted the knowledge questions in the assessment from the guidelines, manuals, and log books of HEWs.

Basically, they adapt to show viewers what they want most from a merchant.

Chipmunks are basically pygmy squirrels adapted to exploiting the resources of rocky terrain and forest understories.

It's basically Hamlet as adapted by a grounded eight-year-old.