Sentence examples for basically told the from inspiring English sources

"That particular group had several women who basically told the same story," Mr. McCarthy said.

When it began, for all its flashy production values, Merlin basically told the same story every week.

The DoJ filing basically told the parties they were overreaching the bounds of a settlement, effectively creating new law.

The Productivity Commission has basically told the government it's dreaming when it comes to targets for the national disability insurance scheme.

So Mr. Ryan basically told the budget office to assume that his plan would slash the deficit, then claimed the resulting report as vindication of his deficit-slashing claims.

"David Lyle basically told the NatGeo folks, 'Leave me alone, I'm the TV guy and you're the print people and I know what I'm doing,'" one source told the Guardian.

"That basically tells the story of the game," Seton Coach Phyllis Mangina said.

Last week, the S.E.C. proposed a strong, common-sense rule that basically tells the companies to follow the law.

What Goldman was basically telling the Special Committee was that Southern Peru was being overvalued by the stock market.

He interpreted the diplomat's words as "the north basically telling the U.N., 'O.K., it's been real.

They basically tell the schools, "If you cut this student's aid, then we're going to rescind the award".