Sentence examples for and truly in the from inspiring English sources
"It is now well and truly in the public domain.
"The events of the last year are well and truly in the past," he said.
It has put international taxation laws and arrangements well and truly in the spotlight.
Mauricio Pochettino, the Spurs manager, claims his side can win the title, and here they served up a reminder that they are well and truly in the mix.
At 238 for five, England are adrift by 75 runs so there is much work still to do but they are well and truly in the game now.
It has fed ravenously on hostility to the earlier established Sydney FC (based well and truly in the east) and its reputation for flashy arrogance.
Blyth fans were getting well and truly in to the cup spirit before the match.
Today it's an industry that's worth more than 50bn Chinese RMB ($7.9bn £5.2bnn) a year and the Communist Party and its army are now well and truly in on the act.
And, truly, in Hudson, Ohio, in the nineteen-fifties, a prison camp like this one in the fastness of northern Siberia would have seemed as remote from us as the grave of the Titanic at the bottom of the sea.
Reynolds scored a stunning individual try in the 34th minute to put the Bulldogs well and truly in control of the contest at 18-0.
"He is without question the best running back in our game, and truly in our mind the most valuable player in our league," Vikings Coach Leslie Frazier said.
