Sentence examples for basically every weekend from inspiring English sources

Now she just had to balance being a freshman at one of the most difficult technical schools in the country with a robust touring schedule that had her on the road basically every weekend.

"I'm home basically every weekend, and what I hear -- and what I'm sure most of you hear -- is some version of this: 'A pox on both parties and all your houses.

Basically for every 1,000 people hunched over an overheating laptop, one or two go into the woods with camera gear and advocate that we "turn back to main ingredients that have been neglected, such as fire, different biosystems of microbial cultures, [and] ancient techniques of food preparation".

Called "Ezra's Interlude," it's basically 1987's best summer jam.

As Jonathan Chait observes, "If Republicans kill a bill, Democrats can run on it again in 2016, and basically every future election, and the underlying dynamics will get continuously better as the nonwhite share of the electorate rises every cycle".

The music is a fun mix of northern soul, surf rock and 1970s disco; basically every genre that has a tendency to make people electric slide their way to the bar.

In the last two years I've seen basically every sunrise, which has been sort of amazing.

This is basically what happened between 1945 and 1973.

It was basically just from 1988 until 1989.

So we basically double between 2013 and 2015.

"What's out there today is basically 1950s technology," says Reckwerdt, meaning a mostly scattershot delivery of X rays.