Sentence examples for basically worked out from inspiring English sources

"It basically worked out to be one big giveaway," said Robert Willens, a tax and accounting authority in New York.

Another brilliant student, Ayano Kamimura, 21, and Japanese, played Rachmaninoff beautifully, living every moment, and Mr. Helmerson hit just the right note in praising her temperament and helping her to sharpen ideas she had basically worked out for herself.

She was pleasantly surprised that there was an interest in his films and we basically worked out a distribution deal where we're handling the home video and some of the broadcasts, and then Frameline Distribution is handling the theatrical as well as the visual.

I'm unraveling all these deals; it would be interesting to see what it's like to actually put one together.' And my dad, at the time, needed somebody, and we sat down over a few lunches and basically worked out a deal.

"Basically, working out at the combine made my working out at Cal that much easier," Asomugha said yesterday from Berkeley, Calif.

As Decety, of the University of Chicago, put it to me, "We still basically work out of a Biblical system of punishment — we don't consider, in most cases, to what extent the offender's actions were intentional or unintentional.

Here you have all these industry veterans and moguls who have been doing this for decades and then you have us, basically working out of an apartment a year or two ago, with virtually no business.

As I was trying to move myself around on the rocks to try and sort of get up, trying to basically work out what had happened, I had something digging in my back, and, as strange as it sounds, it was incredibly uncomfortable, so I repositioned my shoulders, reached behind me, and I pulled a leg and a foot.

I felt lucky that there was never any disagreement on how to proceed so we could just basically work out together how to cope in that time.

"Basically, what we worked out is that the panties can come off after dark," Ron explained.

Basically, saying you worked out so you can allow yourself a piece of cheesecake, or splurge on a burger instead of a turkey sandwich (which has about 300 calories), is fallacious.