Sentence examples for basically ends from inspiring English sources

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

The sad truth is that my taste in contemporary dance basically ends with Alvin Ailey; Duboc's oeuvre was lost on me.

I share the disappointment of many critics that "Jazz" basically ends at 1960, and many of my favorite artists are therefore excluded.

But either way, who gets on the next flight out "basically ends up being whoever gets to the desk," said Sarah Anthony, a Continental spokeswoman.

Cole basically ends his account in 1799, but the French remained in Egypt for another two years, until they finally surrendered to the British on Sept. 2, 1801 — turning over, among other things, the prized Rosetta stone.

That's intentional since Marc basically ends up playing the girl in an all-male nightmare populated by savagely violent cretins (including Mr. Noé's favorite slab of beef, Philippe Nahon).

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

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.