Sentence examples for has firmly entered from inspiring English sources

Bryant has firmly entered the nostalgic phase of his career.

Kansas has firmly entered the danger zone, and so have we.

Instead, the Northside neighborhood has firmly entered the Age of the Condo.

Analyst Clive Black said: Tesco has firmly entered a period of operational focus and balance sheet de-leveraging that will occupy management time for the next few years...The 2015 preliminary results were a threshold of sorts, dominated by the major asset write-downs (£3.8bn) and the eye-watering statutory losses (£6.4bn).

One might rightly claim that in the wake of these important contributions (1088 pages for 623 fragments), we have firmly entered an aetas Enniana.

There's no denying we've firmly entered into the digital era.

The Girl Scouts have firmly entered the digital age, and our waistlines may never recover.

We have firmly entered The Age of Energy Transformation and third generation solar technologies will be ready for the market place within 24 months.

This signals that we have firmly entered into a new era of trade in which our Congress will only accept agreements with strong and enforceable environmental chapters.

We have firmly entered the Age of Energy Transformation: Entrepreneurs and corporations are now turning waste into green energy and creating jobs.

Or, have we firmly entered an epoch of forever war, and Military Kings?