The phrase "arrest from" is not correct in written English.
In most cases, this phrase should be replaced with "arrested from," or "arrested by." For example, "The suspect was arrested from their home by police officers."
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Yāsīn was held under house arrest from 1989 to 2000.
"He probably died from a cardiac arrest from the injury".
The focus of this study is small crack initiation, growth and arrest from small defects in quenched and tempered steels.
Under some conditions similar initial stress intensity ranges can promote failure from PTT cracks but arrest from TT cracks.
One change was his removal of the power of arrest from the feared religious police.
Mr. Gomez has another open case in connection with an arrest from November.
By 8 30, after suffering cardiac arrest from a fluid imbalance, she was dead.
She had no history with drugs, just a drunken-driving arrest from her time in Scotia.
As a result of his criticism, Montazeri was under house arrest from 1997 until early 2003.
(E.P.R.-CAT is the trial's full name; "CAT" stands for "cardiac arrest from trauma").
