Sentence examples for basically end from inspiring English sources

"The F.D.R. is slammed, basically end to end".

"If you want to travel, you basically end up on a research project," Chesky said.

"They basically end up saying, 'We're willing to capitulate to the N.R.A. to get the greater good of whatever passed,' " he said.

McConnell took the opposite view of the House-passed bill on Sunday, stating his fear that the USA Freedom Act "will basically end the program".

Given a strong belief that England can win the World Cup, a loss to the Americans "would basically end England's chances with the public and the media, even though realistically that wouldn't be the case".

Like Amir, Mr. Mandvi — who was born in Mumbai and raised in England — is a Muslim, though he says that similarities between him and his character basically end there.

"This basically ends it," said Adam Harper of the California Mining Association.

I basically ended up looking at life through plate glass window.

"Turkey has basically ended the cease-fire," PKK spokesperson Zagros Hiwa told The Associated Press.

"We have basically ended the era of corporate welfare, basically paying people to stay".

Atlanta could not score or get a first down, basically ending the game.