Hence the arrival of the "feels like" term.
She refers to surveys that indicate local people feel things have improved with the arrival of the Chinese, "in terms of living standards, incomes, jobs, and so on.
Until young Mr. Bell's arrival in the middle of the term it seems that St. Benedict's has been untroubled by any discipline problems beyond that James Gang song and an occasional shortcut across the manicured grass of the quadrangle.
But opponents blasted the ballot initiative as a poorly crafted scapegoat for concerns about a housing crisis whose roots are deeper than the recent arrival of short-term rental platforms.
What happens after her arrival is only therapeutic in the most flexible sense of the term.
In one recent study, however, food call production in wild chimpanzees was found to co-vary with the presence and arrival of long-term allies, suggesting these calls may be used as a flexible social strategy [10].
The Artist sees Dujardin play George Valentin, a silent movie star struggling to come to terms with the arrival of the talkies.
Work remains the most common reason for the arrival of new long-term migrants – who come to live in Britain for more than 12 months – accounting for 303,000 new migrants.
The arrival of the Muslims and their victory prevented what New York University Professor David Levering Lewis terms "the final solution".
Thomas Cucchi, a French archaeologist with Durham University in England who discovered the mouse in Cyprus in 2004, said it appeared to have been on Cyprus several thousand years before the arrival of humans and termed it a "living fossil".
Where the second term is the packet's departure because of the arrival of the new packets at the queue.
