Sentence examples for basically ten years from inspiring English sources

A reader of either Schulman's book or Frum's will come to the same conclusion, one that was reached by most sixties people long ago: that the seventies were basically ten years of sixties aftereffects.

"Over the course of, basically, ten years, New York City has gone from having an interest in aligning sustainability and affordable housing to essentially requiring it," Jung said.

"That's basically two years off," she said.

This is a very early start for a political contest that's basically three years away".

I had someone from a pretty large advertising agency say to me that their team in Brazil has been using Ning for basically three years.

That was basically four years, and they were kiboshed.

You said eight months of dealing with this, it's been basically eight years.

It's basically five years in New York that changed music from the early seventies to the mid-seventies.

But SecDef Hagel and DepSecDef Work have, basically, two years left before the next administration comes in.

The mood was great because we had come off basically three years of touring for Worship Music when we started writing this new record.

And its purpose carries a particular thrust now, on the heels of the UN report earlier this month warning that the world basically has ten years to get its shit together on climate change.