Sentence examples for arrival of aid from inspiring English sources

Jan Egerland, a former UN humanitarian chief, said he expected the arrival of aid to speed up.

Aid agencies welcomed the arrival of aid in Madaya but said one-off deliveries would not save starving Syrians.

On Tuesday, Mr. Maduro said he had met with members of the Red Cross to finalize plans for the arrival of aid to Venezuela.

"The world is concerned about the security threats which are delaying the arrival of aid, so we held this meeting with some urgency," said Mr. Moheqiq.

Ban said he recognised "that many people are frustrated and they are losing their patience" at the slow arrival of aid, but urged them to remain calm.

Survivors in the quake zone have been receiving food, water and medicine from the government and scores of foreign aid workers, but Correa has acknowledged that the poor condition of roads delayed the arrival of aid to some communities.

How far have we really travelled in the 40 years since The Joy of Sex appeared, long before the arrival of Aids?

It's practically a microcosm of 20th-century gay culture, covering the closet culture of the 50s, the gay liberation movement, Bourne's success with his cabaret company the Bloolips, and the arrival of Aids.

It is all good fun, but as the party draws to a close with the arrival of Aids in the early 1980s, the image-obsession, abusive boyfriends, multiple lovers and desperate hangers-on grow as tiresome as they are tired, and it feels a bit too much of an effort to care for such dreadful fashion "victims".

How to Continue was an elegy for the sexual revolution among gays in the 1960s and 70s, a party turned tragic by the deadly arrival of Aids, "a gale [that] came and said/it is time to take all of you away".

And Melvin Berger, the owner of the Mount Kisco Pharmacy, mentioned the arrival of Rite Aid as one of the reasons he chose to sell out, along with the 30percentt rent increase his landlord imposed.