Sentence examples for basically to destroy from inspiring English sources

My job was to anchor midfield, to deny Liverpool time and space, to break up their rhythm, basically to destroy any notions they might have had about passing us to defeat.

"Our job description is basically to destroy a quarterback, but you've got to pick and choose how to do it," said Tuck, who said he would appeal the fine.

"Every once in a while I think, I'm getting these people asylum, but I'm basically helping to destroy Uighur culture," he said.

It basically causes you to destroy your own blood cells, and it's abbreviated as D.I.C. Medical students joke that it stands for "death is close".

Although I felt a little less creative than others - I spent most of my time playing games that basically involved trying to destroy buildings as quickly as possible or trying to rob a bank.

Basically, you have to destroy its red orbs to deal damage to it.

The problem, he said, was that for most of the night they couldn't safely get there: "Basically the boat has to destroy itself to end up more on the rocks and out of the breaking waves".

Basically, one side wants to destroy half the universe, and everyone else is trying to stop them.

"[He] actually called this tabloid, and the tabloid came and found me in Las Vegas and told me, basically, that he was going to destroy my life," Suzy says.

Basically, what determines the time it takes to destroy trust is a function of quality--not of time itself.

Basically, the Republican message is that it's Barack Obama who is trying to destroy Medicare and that they will save it.