Sentence examples for basically died from inspiring English sources

They have the sense that what they've done is basically died and gone to heaven.

"Couch and kitchen socialising has basically died out," says Jonathan Gershuny, a sociologist at Oxford University.

And we have a policy of no music beyond 2003 because that's when music basically died.

He doesn't fit into the world he finds, where the English language and way of communication he remembers has changed so drastically it has basically died out.

In an era when other genres have basically died off -- think westerns and movie musicals -- the New York City police drama has somehow managed to reinvent itself.

"It's a cool anomaly because the company-town tradition had basically died in the U.S.," said Jerry Davis, a professor at the University of Michigan, who has written about the ties between companies and cities. "It's interesting to see Google put their touches on the idea".

"She was basically dying," said her mother, Bonnie Ullner.

"A lot of subjects will basically die without government funding for teaching".

"In the first movement you are basically dying," she said, "and in the slow movement you are already dead.

But Dr. Max Tegmark, a cosmologist at the University of Pennsylvania, said, "I think this grand dream is basically dying".

"She was basically dying, and I started drawing in my sketchbook this Siamese-twin character with one half either resenting the other half or dying off.