The phrase "arrival to ask" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "Upon arrival to ask about the project, I realized I had forgotten my notes."
Alternatives: "arrival to inquire" or "arrival to request".
Although there is a schedule, it changes according to demand and weather, and the only way to be sure of a boat's arrival or departure is to ask around (the boat schedule changes are announced, in Tongan, on Tongan radio).
Yesterday, the mayor kicked off a tourist-welcoming campaign by encouraging confused new arrivals to "Just ask the locals" where to go and how to get around.
This meant he could telephone dispatchers for exact arrival times and, on occasion, to ask them to delay a train or to backtrack so he could take the desired picture.
But people are not wrong to want to live in cohesive communities, to ask new arrivals to become part of the melting pot, and to crave a degree of stability in a moral order based on values other than just diversity and efficiency.
Festival founder Michael Eavis said on Radio 4 that some festivalgoers had not heeded warnings to delay arrival: "We did ask people to come in later".
Mr Straw now presides over an asylum system that cannot manage the number of arrivals who ask to stay.
You may be asked on arrival to prove that you have "sufficient funds", which is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
All parents reported that they had followed these instructions when asked on arrival to the lab.
At arrival to our department they were asked to drink 500 mL of water and to avoid emptying the bladder before the first part of acquisition.
Similarly, unless questions regarding events occurring prior to arrival are asked and recorded during admission, the participating healthcare worker will not know this information either.
