Sentence examples for have basically made from inspiring English sources

Reeves and Mortimer have basically made an entire career out of this sketch in various iterations.

One of the most alienating aspects of modern civic life is the bogus consultation, run by local authorities and others who have basically made up their mind about what they want to do and just pay lip service to the community's views.

They launched in 2008 and have basically made it their mission to make you cool.

"Their decisions over the past couple years have basically made every option riskier, costlier, and harder to do".

Merkel has basically made three fundamental decisions that have defined the structure of her foreign policy.

Oh, look, her face changed!' You've basically made the point.

With the recent nitrogen agreement, Mr. McLaughlin said, "we've basically made a commitment to the long term".

That has basically made it impossible for Spain to auction bonds at an affordable cost, as well as threatening its ability to refinance existing debt.

"We snuck in about four or five years ago and now we've basically made this our new place of residence".

Wurtzel praises her own "pure heart" and "uncompromised life," while acknowledging that her refusal to grow up has basically made her life a mess.

'We were talking about when we made up our minds what we wanted to do and I realised I've basically made only one career decision in my life - and I was five years old at the time.