Sentence examples for is basically full from inspiring English sources

"The main problem at the moment is that the railway network is basically full," said Anthony Smith, national director of the Rail Passengers Councill, a government-financed body that represents passengers.

Its tiny vehicles which are smaller than any cars on American roads today are popular in Europe, a continent that is basically full to capacity and one in which parking in urban areas is all but impossible without compact cars.

Its tiny vehicles which are smaller than cars on American roads today are popular in Europe, a continent that is basically full to capacity and one in which parking in some urban areas is all but impossible without compact cars.

In many instances the middle book of a trilogy is basically full of filler.

In other words, the Fund -- and by extension the European authorities -- are saying that something like 18percentt unemployment is basically full employment for Spain.

It's basically full of spoddy civil-servants-in-waiting who'd get bullied anywhere else.

Why they built it with such small internal memory, which was basically full as soon as a couple of Google updates came through, I have no idea".

But those are basically full PCs, not just connected speakers — and here, too, Microsoft will likely bet on partners to produce these devices and won't built its own.

I was basically full, and the first one had created no echoing craving for more.

It was just in '94, Moscow was basically full of rich people.

Classical Persian carpets are like the 8-bit graphics of the 90's when compared to the new carpet series from Dutch design studio Moooi, which are basically full HD movies.