Sentence examples for has really arrived from inspiring English sources

"The era of video campaigning through the Web has really arrived," Robinson said.

But you know a phenomenon has really arrived in Canada when it involves hockey.

This is great news and proves at least that Bopara has really arrived.

For instance, Brooks Landon, chairman of the English department at the University of Iowa, says he is not convinced that a new form of storytelling has really arrived.

"The idea has been around a long time, but the time has really arrived to put it in place," the Columbia economist Jeffrey D. Sachs says in a segment in the video.

So many times we turned up in Melbourne previously and things just wouldn't go right for Mark and we felt that, wow, Daniel has really arrived, and he's just built and built and built on that.

That's when we'll have really arrived".

I saw Calvin Klein and Thierry Mugler there, and as a young F.I.T. student, I thought I had really arrived".

You spend years wishing to be invited to the morning meeting because that will mean you've really arrived.

Now that's real status; once you're considered synonymous with a famous fictional character you've yet to be seen appearing as, you've really arrived.

Stackridge disappeared without ever having really arrived, cruelly overlooked by those whose heads were being turned by glam rock, prog rock and then punk rock.