Sentence examples for fully fledged public from inspiring English sources

(Dillinger, as played by Depp, boasted that he could rob a bank in, "About a minute... 40 seconds... flat". A fully fledged public hero, he was shot dead in a police ambush).

Until 29 August; £80 children; beargryllssurvivalacademy.com Queen Elizabeth Park, East London The site of the London Olympics is ready for its first summer as a fully fledged public park, and visitors to Anish Kapoor's ArcelorMittal Orbit can join workshops led by artist Natalie Ryde.

Support for turning RBS into a fully fledged public bank stretches from the TUC via Vince Cable to Margaret Thatcher's chancellor Nigel Lawson.

One of ITV's alternative proposals is to turn Channel 4 into a fully fledged public service broadcaster that would no longer be funded by advertising.

Mr Alito observed that Ms Harris and other home health aides are employed by the people they care for, not by the state, and that they enjoy few of the perks that fully-fledged public workers get, such as pensions and ironclad job security.

Creating a single commercial giant is just one suggestion among many, along with a parallel proposal to turn Channel 4 into a fully-fledged public service broadcaster which is no longer funded by advertising, and it poses more questions that its answers.

Likewise, our party's detailed plan to transform Network Rail into a fully fledged mutual would give public accountability to an organisation which is a "not-for-profit" company accountable only to itself.

Russia's move to block Ukrainian imports last August and its threat of a fully fledged trade war against Ukraine united the public.

An opportunity to generate public support for a fully fledged military intervention was lost, so we have got to start talking about and planning for a potential deployment now.

He was a fully fledged freelance writer.

Was he a fully fledged hippy?