Sentence examples for basically and then from inspiring English sources

All of it, basically), and then stoating slightly pissedly towards the train, where you snore open-mouthed all the way home.

There's a bunch of British cheeses for an extra £9, cucumber and perilla in a chilled lemon verbena infusion (glorified Lipton ice tea, basically), and then chocolate-and-hazelnut oil ganache, with chocolate meringue, basil moss and sheep's milk ice-cream.

We'll ask if you mind if we run the engine a couple of miles just to freshen up basically, and then that will be fine.

"I see Julie as basically asleep, and then the tension builds and she breaks.

As a result, Bilson says she "basically died and then came back", has a scar above her right eye, and sometimes suffers from migraines and memory loss.

In fairness, it must be added that traditional Medicare basically sets prices and then just pays bills.

Basically: running, Whole Foods, and then hours and hours when nobody knows what he's doing, despite all the surveillance.

But basically, all Americans (and then some) will be unemployed if the Senate doesn't get moving on this legislation.

Basically, they eat and then crawl into a tuft in the mattress or upholstery, or under the rug or the molding, or maybe into your clothes or your furniture, and sleep it off until the next time they're hungry.

You were basically mucking about, and then you'd go and play Leeds or St Helens and there'd be all the best English boys and all the best overseas imports all in three or four teams.

The French philosopher Jacques Derrida started the idea basically in language, and then his idea spread to reach architecture.