Sentence examples for arrival of something from inspiring English sources

In its time, this film represented the arrival of something new, and even now it can feel like a bulletin from the future.

Fauvism, at its birth, was distinguished by the insults and customarily greeted the arrival of something vital and unfamiliar; it was termed a monster.

The films that announced the arrival of something truly novel in the nouvelle vague were the feature debuts of François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, Les Quatres cents coups (1959) and A bout de souffle (1960).

Historian Richard Barnett is on hand to point out that the catastrophe had economically beneficial outcomes for the survivors, in terms of more jobs, better pay and the arrival of something called leisure.

The point of this reflection is the arrival of something I and many Dean-agers had dreaded for years: a film about him, Mark Rydell's "James Dean," which has its premiere next Sunday on TNT.

Huge rips in the fabric of business models are caused by the arrival of something that does the same job much cheaper, or a better job at the same price; and the internet sure does that when it comes to delivering news.

They likely began to become arboreal with the arrival of angiosperms, something that has also driven the diversification of major herbivorous insects, including hemipterans [4] [6].

However limited, the arrival this month of something resembling a unified platform of formal dissent, now led by Mohamed ElBaradei – the conditions for which have only been made possible by the courage of those fighting for their lives on the street – could be a significant step forward.

Her orchestral piece, The Welcome Arrival of Rain, does something similar, a transcendence of the base-metals of scales, string melodies and fanfares into something rich and strange, music that's also inspired by her long-standing love for Indian music, culture, and storytelling.

The biggest addition here is the long-awaited arrival of Group FaceTime, something the company's been talking up since WWDC.

And, as Denny Zane suggests (and is proposed for funding LA's downtown streetcar), create an assessment district around stations such that property owners who benefit from the arrival of Metro, pay something for the appreciated value of their property.