Examples of 'become a fully' in a sentence
Meaning of "become a fully"
Become a fully - Indicates the process of evolving or developing into a complete or fully-realized version of oneself or something else
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become a fully
We have become a fully functioning family unit.
It advocates the autonomous region to become a fully independent sovereign state.
To become a fully fledged member.
I wanted to hurry and become a fully responsible adult.
To become a fully digital enterprise.
We all have the capacity to become a fully enlightened buddha.
Become a fully digital organisation.
If you ever become a fully fledged vet.
Become a fully developed human being.
Overnight it had become a fully blown phenomena.
Become a fully paperless company.
Evaluation has yet to become a fully accepted management function.
We are working with various certification and standardisation institutions to become a fully equipped certification centre.
They never become a fully functional adult.
Pass through several stages of development and become a fully grown salmon.
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We have become a fully integrated company.
It takes less than five minutes to become a fully registered user.
It has now become a fully bloomed dinosaur amusement park.
It can take up to two years of training to become a fully qualified astronaut.
And you become a fully functioning human being with a happy life.
Learn more about how to become a fully certified teacher.
Become a fully trained Reflexologist.
Other one is about to become a fully blind junkie or find himself in jail.
Adanaspor merged with Akinspor and Torosspor in order to become a fully professional club.
Training to become a fully qualified air traffic controller can take around three years.
God is forgiving and wants you to become a fully healthy person again.
The process to become a fully licensed drone pilot is more complicated than many people expect.
And you experienced the training needed to become a fully qualified cosmonaut.
Vocational education has become a fully fledged alternative to general education and offers the same opportunities.
It takes about two years of work experience to become a fully qualified designer.
Others think Kosovo will become a fully Albanian state with no recognition of minority rights.
The challenge for the next two decades is to become a fully developed economy.
Alcatel has become a fully own subsidiary of the TCL Comm.
You will release the depression and you will become a fully integrated human angel.
For you to become a fully functioning, responsible adult.
She has risen through the ranks to become a fully qualified accountant.
We've become a fully functioning family unit.
I am trying to help Walter become a fully functioning human.
To become a fully qualified airline pilot, and not two.
Gradually guest appearances have become a fully credited staple of music industry.
Will it become a fully independent organisation, accountable to the global internet community?
It could take more than two years of training to become a fully qualified Navy pilot.
The school grew to become a fully fledged Medical School in his lifetime.
In this one short hour in the room upstairs Venkataraman had become a fully realized soul.
The company will become a fully integrated part of Avaya.
The Prime Minister of Angola also indicated that his country would become a fully fledged member.
Some argue that the IMF should become a fully fledged international lender of last resort.
Note, this program is an introduction to the knowledge required to become a fully trained technician.
Since then I have become a fully qualified practitioner.
Annie " for example, took over two weeks of jam sessions to become a fully realized song.
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One that would become his alibi
To become a lawyer a person needed to acquire a licence
