Sentence examples for basically got on from inspiring English sources

"Harvey basically got on a plane with Paul McCartney, Mr. Dolann said, "and wouldn't let him off the plane until Paul said yes".

"They played footsie for a little bit, until we basically got on our knees, begged them and crapped our pants in front of them, you know: 'Look into your heart!'" That's Andy Wachowski's account – given to Deadline Hollywood – of trying to get Warner Brothers on side for his and sister Lana's adaptation of Cloud Atlas.

"The rest of us just basically got on the same way about our trades, our businesses, raised our families.

One time I was in Washington DC and there was a letter under my door after I woke from a nap that said basically "Get on a flight".

He might be rich and getting richer ($1.36m in three years on the Tour), he might be the star turn in the locker room, he might even win this Wimbledon, but the advice from the stands during a match last week to basically get on with it and stop complaining disturbed him.

"We're just basically getting on with it if you know what I mean," Liam told me.

Before you go to a different country, make sure you will be able to hold basic conversations with your new family and their children, understand instructions and information and, basically, get on all right in the foreign country.

I basically got down on my hands and knees and wanted their approval".

"They basically got indicted on their lyrics," the rapper continued.

"We like to say we basically got married on the first date," jokes Fine.

I basically got hooked on research, and have been ever since.