Sentence examples for basically cancelled from inspiring English sources

Because she only had five days left on her home visit to Los Angeles, Chris and Jay basically cancelled everything in their own lives to set aside the time to get us both up to speed, through the book work, into a pool for "rehearsal" and over to Catalina.

"The US government basically cancelled my passport, but I'm sitting here in Las Vegas with you guys at CES".

But now it's basically canceled out.

(The teams also exchanged later-round picks that basically canceled each other out).

Eagles 19, Giants 17 The rash of pass interference calls on the final drive basically canceled each other out, which means we get to focus on what actually happened in the game.

However, the two effects basically cancel each other out.

I've never seen our schedule as solid as it is now we basically canceled one show [The Ex List] and have that replacement the first week of January.

No one quite predicted the extent that these new methods would basically cancel out the old ones.

Translation: we've basically been cancelled," he tweeted.

This is basically true: after their first meeting, Jefferson cancelled all his arrangements for the next few days, so he could follow her around the Louvre like a big ginger puppy.

There absolute chaos trying to get onto it, authorities basically rang everybody who had had a flight cancelled (with EVA) in the last six days and said get to the airport.