Sentence examples for basically shipping from inspiring English sources

Ah, yes, the part where you're basically shipping your life in as little boxes as possible across either one or 50 states.

As one Unilever (I think) boss said "we have basically been shipping water all around the world", referring to selling bottles of washing up liquid.

An anonymous Looking Glass staffer later told Salon.com that Eidos "told us basically to ship [Thief II] by their fiscal quarter or die".

Basically, they worry shipping him to Oklahoma again after another successful season could be detrimental.

"It's basically impossible to ship any kind of working software without potentially trampling on some patent somewhere in the world, and it's completely impossible to do anything to prevent that.

Basically, you just ship your hardware to HashPlex, which is based in Seattle, specify what mining software you want to use, and they say they'll take care of the rest for anywhere from $89 per Kilowatt used constantly over the course of a month to more expensive, custom levels of service.

Their craft are basically underwater ships.

Until 1954, submarines were basically surface ships that could submerge at slow speed for a few hours.

Most cruise companies have all-inclusive hotels in these destinations (basically cruise ships without the rocking).

They also found that you should basically be ready to ship before you even start asking people for money.

So basically you can't ship until you hit that mystical X value.