Sentence examples for basically trying to get from inspiring English sources

"We were basically trying to get out there with our last proposal," Mr. Eisenberg said.

"I'm just hanging onto my pencil, basically, trying to get through it".

"They're basically trying to get assessibles," Mr. Futia said of the town board.

"Hollywood doesn't just mean English language – what it means is high-quality cinema, in any language," says Panitch. "We're basically trying to get the most successful films," says Fox, "we're not out to make art movies in any country.

I would struggle if I had to pitch some of my choices to a roomful of largely men basically trying to get me to defend why a book is great".

Remember: this is a US commissioned study and they're basically trying to get more than the $2 billion they're already getting to upgrade the system.

"They basically tried to get everything about me.

My favourite two are basically, "Try to get Sundays off work", and "Turn off the telly when you're eating".

We just wanted to improve things and basically try to get these musicians to stop their gestapo tactics.

The guy delivering the test basically tried to get me to talk about my problems by way of manufacturing them for me.

But maybe he should show a bit of human sympathy: these guys are basically addicts trying to get off the stuff, and maybe it's too much to expect them to go cold turkey.