Sentence examples for To arrivals from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of arriving or something that has arrived.
- The early arrival of the bride created a stir.
If you had come to meet someone arriving from Tokyo, I'd have sent you to Arrivals Area A, and if you were looking for C6, where the flight from Trinidad was landing, I'd direct you to Area C, never mind the number.
That was what happened to arrivals.
LaGuardia opened to arrivals and departure at 7 a.m.
The aircraft remained on the runway for more than three hours after the landing, closing the airport to arrivals and departures.
The House is not a house but another name for Christ Church; a Student, at the House, is not a student but a fellow; and going up and coming down, at Oxford and Cambridge, refer not to elevators but to arrivals and departures.
Same routine (deep chill yielding to frostbite), before cancelation and delivery by bus (it moves!) to "Arrivals" 10 meters away, to collect bags and return to the check-in hall -- where a scene from the "Inferno" awaited, crowds eddying like frenzied ants dislodged from their path.
A consequence of this pattern was an imprecise time-to-arrival estimation [ 13].
Following the lines on a road map leads to arrival at a defined destination.
And we did so with a grateful appreciation, carefully rehearsed prior to arrival.
Automobile navigation systems and airplane-cabin monitors count down to arrival.
(The offer does not apply to arrival dates from Feb. 7 through 22).
