Sentence examples for describes basically a from inspiring English sources

It describes, basically, a journey of leisurely walks around the island.

Instead of predicting a precise numeric value, the classifier tries to map a new testing instance to one of the 7 classes that describes basically whether the BGL is normal or not.

It describes basically half of the traveling salespeople and consultants in America.

The C.I.A. coined the term "blowback," a term now much in vogue, to describe, basically, reaping what you sow.

"I tell you," says Fernandinho in the very calm storytelling tone he uses to describe basically anything.

It is described basically by Lamport in [15].

In 1951, the BBC put out Women's Viewpoint, which Moseley's colleague Dr Helen Wheatley describes as "basically a precursor for Loose Women [ITV's current chat show]".

The band worked in three studio rooms at Parr Street, and tracked much of the album in one of these rooms the project studio which producer Ken Nelson describes as "basically a demo room".

He bought the six-and-a-half-acre property from Mr. Caputo for $125,000, the house in a condition Mr. Lindsay described as "basically a shell".

It also includes $50 billion in the overall budget request for the first months of the 2007 fiscal year that President Bush will submit to Congress on Monday, a figure that was described as basically a placeholder until a more specific number can be developed.

The same sentiment was expressed by Maryellen Farrelly, a sales trader with Knight Trading, who showed up today wearing a shirt that a colleague described as "basically an American flag with buttons".