Sentence examples for basically part from inspiring English sources

Pension funds or health benefit funds are basically part of the wage package".

"The players back then, we were basically part of a family," said Bell, who still works for the Chiefs.

4.41pm BST A POSER: now she's basically part of the royal family, does Pippa support the Brit or the German?

I fly people in for rehearsals, and then… Berlin is basically part of Brooklyn anyway, so… [Laughs] It is, sort of.

"The north, around Wilmington, is basically part of the North, but we lived in the south, which was part of the South.

This was inevitable, I suppose, given that it is part of the group that also owns The Ivy (then again, it strikes me as odd that such a lusted-after destination is basically part of a chain).

Adjuncts are basically part-timers and far less expensive.

But, philosophy has basically parted ways from the frontier of the physical sciences, when there was a day when they were one and the same.

"This is basically the part of the show where I give my opinion — which is everyone's favorite part," he says.

Soon he'd basically be part of the family.

"They basically snipped part of my ribs off," Havens said.