Sentence examples for has really began from inspiring English sources

Before anyone has really began working on LiMo applications, we're already seeing Android apps being demoed.

Rangers' Champions League campaign is over before it has really begun.

"That has really begun to change, especially over the last 10 years or so.

Indeed, it's only in the past four years that the share price has really begun to motor.

Whatever the reason, Frey's long-awaited international career might be over before it has really begun.

"There's so much commitment across the board now, retailers, consumers, members of Parliament - this is something that everyone has really begun to take action on".

We are still so much in the Beatles' thrall that no serious re-evaluation of their individual roles has really begun.

"And I think the power of these young women who look like our daughters, our neighbors has really begun to bring attention to this issue".

But with a third of the delegates up for grabs on March 2nd, the intriguing and improving battle between the two senators might be over almost before it has really begun.

"This has really begun to take off," said Herbert E. Meyer, a former Central Intelligence Agency analyst and now chairman of Real-World Intelligencompany, a company based in Friday Harbor, Wash., that trains people to collect and analyze business information.

"The third cylinder of the economic engine -- capital spending -- has really begun to fire, and this is a signal of improving business confidence," said Sung Won Sohn, chief economist at Wells Fargo.