Sentence examples for has so established from inspiring English sources
At first sight, this year's selection seems muted, but Cannes has so established its lead over rival festivals Berlin (worthy and drab) and Venice (glamorous but patchy) that it can afford not to go all out on crowd-pleasers.
Stop fooling around". By the time Goodman was 16, he had so established himself among Chicago jazz musicians that the popular band leader Ben Pollack sent for him to join the Pollack band at the Venice Ballroom in Southern California.
And for better or worse, no other stage has so definitively established itself as the preferred strolling grounds for the latest and most bizarre hipster plumage.
Much of the responsibility for this rests with Val McDermid, who has so successfully established the British model that everyone else's efforts seem pale imitations.
Ethiopia has so far established several protected areas, which cover about 16.4% of the total area of the country (Tessema et al. 2010).
However, no study has so far established the best time point for the re-examination of bone marrow after primary treatment.
In fact, the resale market has become so established that a whole stock market has been created to foster it.
We are to inquire whether the rule has been so established by positive authority.
And now the guest editing idea has become so established that showbiz agents are pitching their clients to Today.
"Race" is the more accurate translation, but "Golden Age" has become so established in English that both terms should be mentioned.
