Sentence examples for has truly entered from inspiring English sources

Le Parisien claimed "PSG has truly entered a new dimension" while L'Equipe's Tuesday front-page splash asked of Pastore: "Is he worth €42m?" Just as fascinating as the implications on the pitch are the machinations off it, particularly the role of the France president, Nicolas Sarkozy, in helping the QSI deal happen.

She has truly entered madness.

Melon has truly entered in the genomic era by the sequencing of the highly syntenic cucumber genome [16].

With the arrival of the Internet, cheaper and more powerful computers, hand held communication devices [such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs)], and the ever-decreasing time taken for these technologies to enter everyday use, the world has truly entered the 'Information Age'.

We have truly entered the era of big data.

We've truly entered a world of nonstop input and output.

Some ambystomatids reach the southern margins of the Mexican Plateau, but only the lungless salamanders (plethodontids) have truly entered the tropics.

(Indeed, if the search for the youth market ever makes "foetals" the talk of Cannes we will have truly entered the Nathan Barley seventh circle of hell).

People in town came to call it "the tower," a symbol of how a once sleepy hospital, founded by a single local physician in 1945, had truly entered the big time.

Some might say that is a good thing; that modern economies can't cope with shrinking credit.But if they can't cope with shrinking credit, balanced budgets or higher interest rates, then modern economies have truly entered a new, and not very appealing, era.

If we can't pass the easy trade agreements of Panama and Colombia - we have truly entered an era of isolation and, sadly, declining exports.