Sentence examples for basically one side from inspiring English sources

Basically, one side couldn't get artillery in place to drop exploding shells on the other guys, so they released balloons (which had already been in military use for a few decades) to drift over enemy positions.

Basically, one side wants to destroy half the universe, and everyone else is trying to stop them.

"My Mom's school, they had ended segregation, but she told me there was still basically one side of the road for whites and one side of the road for blacks," respondent Carlon Carter, 18, said.

The strongly worded statements sign off by calling on investors to basically support one side or the other, which as we approach the stockholder meeting, is going to actually determine what's going to happen here.

Michael L. Moodie, a former State Department official who helped negotiate the convention in the previous Bush administration, said the treaty language was "left deliberately vague so that the competing sides in the debate -- basically the U.S. on one side and much of the others on the other -- could both adhere to their respective national interpretations".

Above all, according to an unscientific survey conducted by the "Car Talk" Web site, there are guy cars and chick cars, which basically means Mustangs and Corvettes on one side and Volkswagens on the other.

As far as the Internet goes, the music industry is basically organized around litigation on one side, and extracting maximum licensing fees from music startups that try to play by the rules on the other.

This experience got Alex thinking about the venture capital (VC) marketplace, and how VC is basically a two-sided marketplace where you have limited partners on one side and entrepreneurs on the other side.

And the person has basically given me an ice cream and he's put bits on one side and none on the other".

"They basically cut apart the plastic tubing on a water-line vent tube and then attached hook-line Velcro on one side and pile Velcro on the other".

Different people have different reasons for ending up on one side or another, but what's basically happening right now is a culture war.