Sentence examples for basically been on the from inspiring English sources

These funds have basically been on the run for years.

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

"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.

That means that when investors buy shares, it's going to basically be on the hope that it'll be a growth company.

Some seeds can easily grow from a depth of 6 inches, while others need to basically be on the surface of the soil.

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

The debt ceiling basically is the limit on the national credit card, the maximum amount that can be owed at any one time.

They will basically be working on the monitoring, evaluation, troubleshooting.

"Basically things are on the way to a resolution," he said.

As I raised those possibilities, Mr. Converse said, "Basically, you're on the Marx".