Sentence examples for becomes a fully fledged from inspiring English sources

Is its influence fading irreversibly as Turkey becomes a fully fledged Western democracy?

We may puzzle at Izolda's adoration of Shayek (who becomes a fully fledged character only in the aftermath), but Chasing the King of Hearts is not only a love story and a Holocaust novel.

Every season, we hear it: "London has grown up!" The media tout the same line to flag-wave LFW on as it comes of age and becomes a fully fledged adult fashion week.

Spark chose to end her memoir Curriculum Vitae and her most autobiographical novel Loitering with Intent when the heroine (Muriel Camberg, Fleur Talbot) becomes a fully fledged novelist, and both books contain details about the sense of vocation – Spark uses the word "conviction" – and the novelist's capacity to surmise how things get done.

With this, Project Felix/Adobe Dimension becomes a fully fledged member of the Creative Cloud family.

If Aurora becomes a fully fledged program, ESA will need up to $130 million a year to fund it.

When the depression became a fully fledged nervous breakdown, he was overwhelmed by delusions.

It takes up to two years to become a fully fledged agile coach".

In recent months the cafe has become a fully fledged restaurant within the store, under its own name, Eat.

As long as money stays cheap, the balloon could get bigger perhaps big enough to become a fully fledged bubble after all.

*The World Health Organisation (WHO) said the disease could become a fully fledged global pandemic and will meet tomorrow to discuss raising the threat level.