Sentence examples for was basically the last from inspiring English sources

"The tornado was basically the last nail in their coffin," he said.

That was basically the last time we had any real lengthy conversations with him".

"Certain more established neighborhoods, like Chelsea, have gotten very expensive for people who want new-development-type products, so they've migrated up to this area of the West 30s, which was basically the last frontier of new development in Manhattan, where you had all these potential building sites concentrated in one area".

"We're basically the last ones standing".

"Alaska is basically the last frontier," said Erickson.

"This is basically the last chance," the Western diplomat said.

But we are basically the last line of defence – whether we save a writer from a legal suit, looking daft or being simply unintelligible – and our furniture (headlines, standfirsts – also known as subheadings – and captions) can be decisive in whether a story is read or ignored.

Square notes that the U.S. is basically the last remaining place in the world where EMV and chip-and-PIN aren't used, and the stats show definite advantages to changing over.

Sobriety coaches, or sober coaches as they're sometimes called, are basically the last line of defense in serious cases of substance abuse.

Sobriety coaches, or sober coaches as they're sometimes called, are basically the last line of defence in serious cases of substance abuse.

It is basically the last great empty non-industrial parcel anywhere near the geographical center of Los Angeles (unless you count the Dodger Stadium parking lot, whose redevelopment can only be whispered about).