Sentence examples for we basically lost from inspiring English sources

In the great Midwest flood of 1993, "we basically lost everything we had on the farm," Mr. Neustadt recalled, with 10 of the family's 13 grain bins being destroyed, and all of the family's farmhouses under several feet of water.

"You know, we basically lose out one day of rest that we have, and for people that are in contention and finishing late on Sunday, it's even that much worse.

"We used to have a lot of expertise, but we've basically lost a generation because 15 years ago, when the production started going overseas, the training in Spain also dried up," Mr. Asensio said.

"We are basically losing an ecosystem that is so iconic for Australia and the rest of the world," said institute scientist Katharina E. Fabricius, one of the paper's authors.

"Without adequate preparation, we would basically lose our civilization in a matter of seconds," he said in a 2009 video address for a conference held by EMPact America, a private group near Buffalo that seeks to promote political action on the issue.

"We did this thing called the Adirondack Festival and basically lost it," Mr. Freeman said.

Radcliffe's irritation with self-congratulatory thespians came up again when we asked about his transformation for the film, since he basically lost a Dobby-sized amount of weight from his frame. .

It's a sickening feeling knowing that you basically lost everything".

Mr. Schilling said he had basically lost his entire baseball fortune in 38 Studios.

He has 21 from 11 balls and England have basically lost this game already.

He went on, "This is important, because the Catholic Church has basically lost its moral authority, really.