Sentence examples for fully fledged with from inspiring English sources

First, Ms Smith arrived on the scene, fully fledged, with a literary agent, Andrew 'the Jackal' Wylie, the demon-king of authors' representation.

Now that I'm fully fledged, with a tenure-track faculty position, I'd like to offer an update about what life has been like "on the other side".

But with the conversion of Halloween into a fully fledged holiday with costumes, food and crackers (both the Hallow-cracker and the Easter-cracker now exist – don't shoot the messenger), Christmas actually starts later than it used to.

But the first fully fledged cameras with wireless connectivity are starting to appear.

Criminal hackers usually do not work alone but are, in Jumio's term, "fully fledged businesses", with executives, middle managers and workers.

Mr Muller said that establishing a fully fledged court with powers similar to the ICC would take so long that "there would be no rhino left".

6: Prozactly, prozacted, prozactive, prozaction Prozac is now in the dictionary, no more a slavish noun but a fully fledged adjective with rights of its own.

But the campaign was also prompted by the reaction against Compartamos, the microfinancing institution that began as a nonprofit and is now a fully fledged bank with one million clients.

Few poor countries are democracies, and few of those are fully fledged ones, with broad equality of power and genuine accountability.The improvement in rich countries' environment has been closely correlated with the growth of democracy in those countries.

In his biggest year since acquiring the Express newspapers in 2000, the man who made his first fortune as a top-shelf publisher became a fully fledged mogul with the purchase of Channel 5 last year.

Over the years, as many members found themselves being excluded from school, they turned to petty street crime before progressing into fully fledged gangsters with a growing interest and influence in the city's burgeoning drugs market.