Sentence examples for has finally entered from inspiring English sources

" 'Primitive art' has finally entered the Louvre".

"Resiliency" has finally entered the lexicon of American political leaders.

What is significant about this is that software has finally entered the mainstream.

After years of downplaying, obscuring, and denying the Snowden revelations, the Government has finally entered the conversation.

In addition, as Mr. Schlichting's demonstration shows, the world of politics has finally entered the computer age.

This line of products makes it clear that the beauty, clarity and expressiveness of real pianos has finally entered the digital age.

Activist Lohana Berkins told me, "The key thing is to feel like you have rights, that you've finally entered into the state".

He said the attitude of Pope John Paul II, a Pole, who called Jews "our elder brothers," had finally entered the public consciousness.

In his 90th year Rotblat might be said to have finally entered the public consciousness by appearing on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.

While in the previous 20 years, such events were primarily the purview of Europe, Americans have finally entered the international festival circuit with significant music events such as California's Coachella, Chicago's Lollapalooza and Tennessee's Bonnaroo.

When the Philippine soldiers realized they had finally entered the enemy lair, they began crawling closer, and came within 15 yards of the camp, close enough to see the guerrillas' makeshift plastic tents, when they were spotted and the firefight ensued.