Sentence examples for basically taking place from inspiring English sources

Some argue for the above reasons that an equivalent of a coup d'état is basically taking place in front of our eyes.

It is easy to understand why: The book is hardly a novel and more a series of vignettes, some almost novella-length, others much shorter, all basically taking place in August 1944, in Naples, Italy, after the Americans had taken Naples but the German war was still raging up north in Tuscany.

About that 10-year tax cut: It basically takes place in two phases.

I know some people found "Amour" too slow-paced or claustrophobic — like many elderly couples' lives, it basically takes place in four rooms — or too grim.

"I am sitting on the 'NBC Nightly News' set and behind us," he says, with a jerk of the thumb, "is the set for 'Rock Center.' My life will basically take place in this room".

Now these two stories basically take place independently of each other and each could have been a separate book.

Plus, the whole show basically took place on a soundstage in Monica's apartment, so what do people expect them to do, Cox asked.

So the scene basically takes place inside the cockpit but then when you look out the window you realize you're hundreds of feet underwater. .

But most of the big Hogwarts battle basically takes place offscreen, as we follow Harry, Ron, and Hermione as they look for Horcruxes inside the castle.

"While he loves us like brothers and vice versa there has been a communication separation that has basically taken place since we all were teammates.

Monitoring of the reprocessed medical products basically takes place in a batch-related way and by visual checking on the part of the specialist staff.