Sentence examples for basically stage from inspiring English sources

Sounds hard to believe players would basically stage a mutiny, but McNown is viewed by teammates as arrogant and lazy -- a sort of Midwest Ryan Leaf.

And as Mr. Linzy does in his Afro-centric, art world-centric performances, he has found a disarming way to introduce black culture into a closed-door museum-gallery world and, basically, stage a takeover.

Basically, stage I describes tumours confined to ovaries, stage II reflects pelvic extension or primary peritoneal cancer, stage III indicates spread to the peritoneum outside the pelvis and/or metastasis to the retroperitoneal lymph nodes, while stage IV refers to distant metastasis.

Ahmed Elmi Osoble, 27, said his family was so upset at him for being a pirate that they basically staged an intervention to get him to quit.

Were you shocked to learn those photos of Paul Ryan washing dishes at a soup kitchen were basically staged?

Stage II: Basically this stage followed the Plan, Do, Study, Act methodology; where the Plan of the intervention was developed locally by each center's management and implemented by a local team in order to instill a sense of ownership of the project.

Thierry Noyelle, the owner's representative for Instituto Cervantes, said the site's landmark status was unusual because the buildings were basically a stage setting for the courtyard.

"When you're teaching," he said, "you're basically on stage, and you've got 20 to 25 students you've got to perform in front of.

She is the only person you will have heard of in this micro-budget Victorian Cornish mining drama – basically a stage production transferred to the big screen through the magic of digitally inserted backgrounds.

Each individual unit operation is basically a stage.

[Llovera's attorney Robert] Campus said he believes the entire scene was basically a stage, to help actor Steven Seagal's TV show, "Lawman".