Sentence examples for becomes fully fledged from inspiring English sources

The chick leaves the nest in November, when it becomes fully fledged, and returns to the breeding site some five years later to mate.

And, of course, many of the artists involved would go on to become fully fledged "superstars".

The ID-free travel zone became fully fledged in 1995 and kept growing.

Hatchlings are capable of feeding on their own after one week, and they become fully fledged when they are 30 35 days old.

When you cruise between the many islands in your speedboat, you can see white sand-bars that within 50 to 60 years will become fully fledged islands.

When, during the 1770s, the colonists threw off the tyranny of George III, they not only won independence from British imperial rule, but also achieved a kind of self-realisation; Americans-in-waiting became fully fledged Americans.

As the postgraduate dean for the Wales Deanery, Prof Gallen oversees training for doctors across the country from when they qualify until they become fully fledged GPs or consultants.

Traditionally, scientists have been trained using a craft model, under which aspiring scientists learn to become fully fledged scientists through years of apprenticeship under a master craftsman and further exposure to all aspects of research during their postdoc years, Walsh and Lee write in their paper.

Pair it with the Best of Throbbing Gristle Volumes 1 & 2 tapes, put out in 1976 and 1977, respectively for a perfect taste of what the group were all about before they became fully fledged wreckers of civilisation.

Those who previously would have hardly bothered to vote at all became fully fledged citizens, aware of their rights.

"Endotome cells act like a comfy sofa for pre-HSCs to snuggle into, helping them progress to become fully fledged stem cells," Currie said.