Sentence examples for basically shut down the from inspiring English sources
The United Fresh Produce Association agreed with the agency's recommendation and has "basically shut down the entire spinach industry," said its chief executive officer, Tom Stenzel.
When Seattle-based judge James Robart put a nationwide block on the president's week-old refugee ban on Friday, he basically "shut down" the Donald "like he was one of his own casinos," Noah said on Monday.
It basically shut down the river for the whole year.
"We've basically shut down the company to do this at the busiest time of the year".
"We had to basically shut down the whole cafeteria because we didn't have enough space," said Gilbert Salgado, a sanitation worker inside the hospital.
But McConnell didn't just protect a Supreme Court seat for the next President; he basically shut down the entire confirmation process for all of Obama's federal-judgeship nominees for more than a year.
Mr. Assad denied in the interview that there had been any boycott, although amateur videos posted on election day, May 7, from embattled cities like Homs, Hama and Deraa showed them basically shut down in protest of the elections.
Officials with Habitat, which builds low-income housing for needy families, feared that the measures would drive up the cost of land and "basically shut down our ability to acquire land and lots for growth," said Chris Wolf, the organization's director in Phoenix.
But the "universities have basically shut down all their programs for home gardeners," Mr. Gettle said.
Parts of Oaxaca, where the CNTE dissident teachers union is arguably strongest, have been basically shut down since Friday.
After giving birth to a stillborn baby some years ago, Pauline basically shut down and focussed only on what she could handle: taking care of Farley and her father — the eponymous Him — and running the family convenience store, which, like Him, is dying a slow death.
