Sentence examples for basically been on from inspiring English sources

These funds have basically been on the run for years.

"Since then, the focus has basically been on second-generation biofuels.

This fudging of the issue has basically been on a loop ever since.

"We've basically been on the Reagan-Bush program for ten years now and it's not worked so well.

Robert Nielsen, 45, made headlines last September when he was interviewed on television, admitting that he had basically been on welfare since 2001.

Its emphasis since the Banamex and Golden State acquisitions has "basically been on savings products" for these customers, said Luis Peña, director of Hispanic markets at the bank.

"We basically are on the mayor's timetable".

"We would basically be on our own for the first 24 to 72 hours," Mr. Meyer said.

"He's doing his job here, which is basically: be on the right side of some issue and exalt your achievement".

"If you're looking for a big contract, I think you've got to basically be on the Yankees' wish list," he said laughing.

"We basically are on a bit more solid footing than we have been in quite a while," said Steven Goldman, chief market strategist at Weeden & Company in Greenwich, Conn.