Sentence examples for basically late from inspiring English sources

Which is basically late Stanislavsky rather than early Stanislavsky.

The muscular "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" andor Americaerica's Got Talent" host played a game called "What Can Terry Carry?" Basically, late-night host James Corden guided the star through the studio as Crews grabbed designated items for a guest in the audience.

As a result, the responses to risks occurrences after a comprehensive assessment are basically too late.

"It's basically too late for that at this point," Mr. Sanders said.

Making the cut retroactive -- as Mr. Bush has proposed to help jump-start the economy by putting more money into taxpayers' pockets sooner -- "means you really don't have to do much planning," said Martin Nissenbaum, the national director for personal income tax planning at Ernst & Young in New York, adding that "it's basically too late".

If you wait 25 or 30 years to do something, then it's basically too late.

This was reflected in remarks such as: "It's basically too late for the elderly.

Basically, the late-stage investors that came in and poured good money after bad may have been stupid, but their plan may just be stupid enough to work.

Filmed back in 1995, the short but very sweet clip basically makes late-century Manchester look like a paradise.

The DEA was basically a day late and a dollar short; they got there too late.

Split-second too late, basically".