Sentence examples for basically caught from inspiring English sources

"They basically caught this guy red-handed," Lindsey said.

She basically caught him in the act," she says.

"We've basically caught up with Europe," said Roger Entner, a telecommunications industry analyst with Ovum Research.

The rest of "Topper" is basically caught up with their mildly risque (but chastely portrayed) romance and the crew's misadventures.

"Whatever it was, something happened which mobilised this massive amount of very old thick ice, and then basically caught us and then built up progressively over the next 40 hours".

Little is known about Season 6 at this point, since the show has basically caught up to the books.

Basically, catch them if you can.

"I got to basically catch them all," he said.

Microsoft is basically stuck, caught between its three selves, and in asking the question it mostly winds its way back to a familiar answer.

It's not a jungle out there so much as a flat-out war zone where women, children, and basically anyone caught in the street - or asleep in their bed - can be victimized by the random violence gripping certain Chicago neighborhoods.

People lost their jobs, businesses went under, and anyone who had drunk the Kool-Aid and bought houses (everyone, basically) got caught holding a debt grenade when the banks, who had been relieved of their own debt by a complicit government, came calling with bailiffs and a very large dog.