Sentence examples for truly commence from inspiring English sources

Only when a group of intrepid Spanish producers arrived in Priorat in the 1970s, believing in the region's promise, did a recovery truly commence.

"Then the forgetting will truly commence... How would the numbers look on my arm?

And now our grisly parade truly commences.

Although TB has been a topic of much discussion in medical texts since the nineteenth century, significant and focused biomedical research on this disease only truly commenced in the 1990s.

It will only truly succeed if – commencing next year, with the announcement of the shortlist in February and the awarding of the inaugural prize in March 2014 – it manages to bring the books it celebrates to the attention of thousands (and let's be ambitious and say, in due course, millions) of readers.

Finally, fine scale gap dynamics commences and a truly uneven-aged forest is developed in the late-successional phase (Fig. 5; Aakala et al. 2009).

Himself an alien in tightly woven Japanese society, Cai elevated his vantage point to a truly distant level and in 1989 commenced his "Projects for Extraterrestrials" series.

The memoir I'd truly like to have read would have commenced as her airplane's wheels left the tarmac at LAX.

The occasion is to rave up Creation Entertainment's truly stellar Star Trek: Las Vegas convention, which commences this Thursday, August 9 (when Ms. Nichols appears), and runs through Sunday the 12th.

Our definition for the receipt of chronic dialysis may have misclassified individuals who truly developed end-stage renal disease, but who died in the first 90 days after commencing chronic dialysis.

The Brisbane Roar epoch that commenced with their first of three titles under Ange Postecoglou in 2011 is now well and truly consigned to the history books, and many will argue it is a death suffered at their own hand.