Sentence examples for has really passed from inspiring English sources
However, TG doesn't really do much to inform and educate its audience about motoring subjects, which means that one of the most significant trends of recent years – the rise of budget brands such as Skoda, Kia and Hyundai with excellent products that can look the established western European and Japanese competition in the eye – has really passed the programme by.
There is one more note of caution in this tale: making sure the storm has really passed.
As far as they are concerned, they will negotiate but, once they have made the decision to issue a winding-up petition, the time for negotiation has really passed.
The arguments for the alien whatever-it-is, it turns out on deeper inspection, are inferential and deductive to the point of conjecture and speculation and had, frankly — as the astronomers themselves agreed — been rushed toward the public eye before they had really passed the scrutiny of expert ones.
"I have to say that our preparations have not really passed beyond the 'thinking about it' stage at present," says Michael Dix, headteacher at Glebelands primary school in Leicester.
Former first round pick James Carpenter is no longer starting, and as a whole, this unit has really struggled in pass protection, as Football Outsiders shows here.
"Even though one year has passed, nothing has really changed," Mr Suzuki explains.
"In the running game, the passing game, pass coverage, he has really been asked to do a lot of different things, and he has done them all pretty well".
But his passing has really improved to the point that he has great chemistry with Amar'e".' He said he thought Felton working with Stoudemire, whom he compared to Bob McAdoo but with less range, could lead the Knicks back to title contention with one more piece.
