Sentence examples for have really begun from inspiring English sources
"And our allies have really begun to respond".
"People have really begun to ask themselves the tough questions," said Marc-Andre Kamel, head of Bain's luxury and retail practices in Europe.
But since much of it has been released in EP form before, you can't help but fear Dahlström and her foil Gustaf Karlöf might have peaked before they have really begun.
The Mets have offered a multiyear contract to the free-agent second baseman Luis Castillo and are prepared to sign him to fill their hole at second base before their negotiations with the Japanese shortstop Kazuo Matsui have really begun.
Industries that did not pay much heed to cybersecurity before -- Mr. Clarke cited power companies as an example -- have "really begun taking security seriously," with widespread use of encryption to shield data from prying eyes and authentication systems to ensure that only authorized people have access to critical system controls.
Almost four out of 10 teachers quit within a year of qualifying, with 11,000 leaving the profession before they have really begun their career and record numbers of those who remain giving up mid-career, according to analysis of government figures.
This year, even before autumn had really begun, swathes of southern England were already under water.
As the two women hugged and kissed, they realised their friendship had really begun long ago, in silence.
