Sentence examples for formally realised from inspiring English sources
A centuries-old dream of connecting Britain to France was formally realised on May 6th 1994 with the opening of Eurotunnel under the English Channel, la Manche.But the project, so inspiring on the drawing board, was a nightmare on (and under) the ground.
They didn't cut away to the anchors to formally apologise, they realised we were adults.
The process hit a hurdle when La Monica realised the duo were "formally ghosts".
This is a tremendous novel: tender, sharp and formally daring, a portal into a fast-moving, vividly realised world.
He then struck up conversations with shoeshine boys hanging around the dock, hoping that the boys would describe what the fish were doing in a relaxed, colloquial manner.The experiment, though, was not entirely successful: when the boys realised his intention, they began to speak more formally.
We're also formally telling you that we now have a lot more contributors than perhaps you realised.
Then I realised that of course the boy's parents would insist he thanked me formally; these were people who knew how to raise a nice, non-repulsive child – the only ones in town, apparently.
Has Labour realised this?
