Sentence examples for i am basically doing from inspiring English sources

Unless there's a problem, I am basically doing what I would normally do on call, which is not to be more than 10 minutes away from the hospital, anyway.

I was basically doing what they were doing to me.

"I was basically doing one game a week".

When I do stand-up, I'm basically doing a one-man show.

"I'm basically doing for her what she's always done for me," he said.

"I was basically doing O.K. before I was drowned out by criticism of the energy crisis," said Mr. Davis, 59.

When I became a C.E.O., I was basically doing the same thing, except I was working with people who needed to accomplish some stuff, and it was still kind of very functional.

A. Well, I'm basically doing for her what she's always done for me, you know, I'm -- I'm talking to her about whatever she wants to talk about.

When I arrived in London to do the comedy clubs in the late 80s, I hadn't been aware of political correctness, so people were shouting about Margaret Thatcher on stage and I was basically doing knob jokes.

But I was also appalled at my own circumstances because I was basically doing the same thing that the characters in Cathy were doing, which was moving from one shitty piece of housing to another.

Asked if he thought he should have been paid, he said: "I reckon they should have paid me … I was basically doing what a normal member of staff does for Tesco.