Sentence examples for is basically tied from inspiring English sources

This is basically tied folks!

"We've got a Senate race that is basically tied, like a high school basketball game that gets decided on the final shot before the buzzer," said Ralph Reed, chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, where Senator Max Cleland, the Democratic incumbent, was facing a stiff challenge from Representative Saxby Chambliss, a Republican.

Argo (review) is basically tied with The Town with $92.1 million, although final figures could it put over on Sunday rather than Monday.

Then we went through a period from 1996 to 2004 when the country was basically tied.

The French economy is said to be basically tied up with the auto industry.

"I'm basically tied to my cell phone," he starts to say.

"It's basically tied right now," said Mark Smith, an accountant who voted for the Republican ticket in Appleton.

"He's basically tied" for the month, versus the same month last year, a CNN spokeswoman wrote in an e-mail message on Tuesday.

Updated at 2.03am GMT 1.59am GMT 22% of precincts have now reported in the Boston mayoral race, and it's basically tied.

"They're basically tied to the idea that if government does less, and they cut corporation tax, the private sector will come through".

On the eve of the voting, Sam Wang, the man behind the Princeton Election Consortium, looked at his model and saw it indicating that the race in Florida was basically tied.