Sentence examples for is basically over from inspiring English sources
"I think the golden age of tourism is basically over, especially for Americans," Thomas remarks.
On that basis, you can expect a wave of articles about how the presidential race is basically "over".
"We know if we give him three or four runs, the game is basically over," said Chipper Jones, the only player who could upstage Medlen, and did.
"The experiment of the B-share market to draw overseas investment is basically over," said Qi Shi, the chief analyst at Shanghai Shiji Investment Consulting.
Well, that problem is basically over in most of America.
"The honeymoon is basically over now," Marc Desmidt, director of Japanese equities for Merrill Lynch, said on Monday.
This pronunciation is basically over-educated faux-authenticity; Danes overwhelmingly say "Copen-hay-gen" in English.
"The round is basically over-subscribed so whatever the community will take they're going to have a certain amount that we're allocating for the community," adds co-founder and CEO Yonatan Raz-Fridman.
"For me, it's basically over," he said, waving away questions about his future.
"Once Drudge had it, it went global and the agreement was basically over," Britain's Ministry of Defence said in February.
