Sentence examples for was really established from inspiring English sources

As for the devout Tony Blair, he should ask himself who was really established as the godfather during that ceremony.

It was really established by Charles Meyer who came over from Germany in 1868 and was the first to introduce grease paint in this country.

It was really established by Charles Meyer who came over from Germany in 1868 and… Talk story and personality of E.R. Siering, who has invented special powders, and grease paint for theatrical make-up.

One thing we wanted to do was really establish that Orgrimmar and Stormwind are the capital cities for the various factions.

Relationships are shown, and are taken for granted, without having been really established.

Daniel: It's quite surprising really, considering that we've only been doing this experiment a few weeks, but we already have some new habits that are really established now – they're almost an automatic reaction.

(Mipham 1993a: 603) In contrast: "Reality (dharmatā / chos nyid), ultimate truth, is really established (bden par grub pa) on the ground that it is established as the object of nondual exalted cognitive process.

These are really established fans who really know the whole body of the project.

He's really established now, and he's very very good at it.

I've mostly performed alongside other cabaret/literary performers who are really established and so not of the same ilk as the kind of performer who Barbara is sending up".

However, China's general practice system has never been really established.