Sentence examples for basically all gone from inspiring English sources
And you don't have to worry, because they're basically all gone now, owing to the law of supply and demand.
"That's because by then the appointments have basically all gone," explains Jo Jenkins, the reception supervisor, who heads a team of 30 at the two surgeries.
The magic of it all; I'd basically assumed that was all gone now -- killed by rampant commercialism -- or that it never existed.
"They've all gone away, basically, or they've really aged.
Because in bad markets, basically all rents go down.
The furore over Israel Folau's suggestion that, basically, we are all going to hell, has been surprisingly free from references to the "former Australia rugby league star".
Basically, all our sound went through the Binson Echorec: my Farfisa organ, Syd's guitar, even Roger's bass, occasionally.
So basically I went all the way to Scotland for one night, mostly to see her.
Basically, Heritage went all in on the much-refuted claim that cutting taxes on the wealthy produces miraculous economic results, including a surge in revenue that actually reduces the deficit.
Basically, Harper went all-in on a strong plurality of Canadians being overwhelmingly, irrationally distrustful of Muslims.
