Sentence examples for had truly started from inspiring English sources
It was a bold move that could have killed the startup before it had truly started.
In fact, the main lesson from other crises of the past century is that governments tend to err on the side of too much caution — of taking the punch bowl away before the party has truly started up again.
You are an example of a perceptual system, just like a fire alarm, an automatic door, or a daffodil bulb that must decide when spring has truly started.
If he had truly focused on conducting from the start, worked with living composers and avoided the temptation to hop on stage now and then for a quick Cavaradossi, he just might have succeeded.
"I started screaming his name, and I heard mine called back — and that was pretty heavy to know that I had truly made personal contact," Plake said.
The balls had truly seen better days.
The 2012 Paralympics had truly begun.
Laura Lamont had truly come to life.
The season had truly changed.
The idea of the Internet, which has truly changed the world, started out similarly modestly.
