Sentence examples for had basically gone from inspiring English sources

In the impact, a whole spadeful of dirt had basically gone onto the hatch.

They've created this crisis; the perpetuated it and then refused to resolve it until the country had basically gone over the fiscal cliff they manufactured.

She did say she was going to rescue him at the end of season three but her attack did not go to plan when she discovered her sibling had basically gone mad.

Our goal was to spur more research on this topic since it had basically gone unnoticed.

Both of those have basically gone up in smoke.

"We've basically gone back to 2003 in terms of the level of standard of living," he said.

Since October ,a 2011 with the exception of May and October of last year, the stock market has basically gone straight up.

As it now stands, the combine is an outdated and antiquated event that has basically gone unchanged for 30 years, while football has evolved in 1,000 ways.

But your new book, "The Last Best Hope," is a critique of Bush-style conservatism and suggests that the Republican Party has basically gone off the deep end.

Then the Kings remembered they were the LA Kings and the Sharks remembered they were the San Jose Sharks, and since then everything has basically gone according to type.

My sense from people in the U.S. government who meet with the Chinese on Afghanistan is that the meetings have basically gone like this: U.S. diplomat/Pentagon type: "We have common interests in a stable Afghanistan.