Sentence examples for basically pass from inspiring English sources

Many people basically pass by or pass through, never making a sustained commitment to recovery.

The party now enjoys a veto-proof "super-majority" in the General Assembly, which means they can basically pass whatever laws they want.Unlike the pragmatic conservatives who have long dominated state politics, the Republicans now in charge are culture warriors.

Which is all well and good, except for the fact that Face the Clock is basically Pass the Parcel, so it may as well be presented by a clown in a spluttery car.

The House is stuck having to basically pass the Senate health care bill, because the bill cannot be reconciled in conference committee.

"The implication is that the Republican-controlled legislature can basically pass whatever policies it wants to pass, dare Nixon to issue a veto, and vote to override if he does," said Jon Rogowski, an assistant professor of political science at Washington University in St . Louis

Everyone basically passed out happy.

"This was a test, which United Russia basically passed," Mr. Vinogradov said.

"I think the threat from that event is basically passed now.

"They were basically passing through the block when it happened," Chief Reznick said.

There are others looking at focusing more on the government, which is basically passing down the cuts to many councils.

"In the last couple of weeks we've had a lot of cloud cover in the middle and the south, so the danger period has basically passed for the reef south of Cairns".