Sentence examples for arrival too from inspiring English sources

Democracy is a new arrival too.

But was Karolyi's arrival too late?

Mr. Mubwirano, a stocky man with dark, deep-set eyes, was a new arrival, too.

He's a recent arrival too, relocating from London a few years ago.

A half dozen of the other writers who were considered for this collection are writing stories of immigrant arrival, too.

The reward seems too small and its eventual arrival too remote to be a goad to learning.

There were arrivals too: a shiny new auditorium, Milton Court, part of Guildhall and the Barbican, and a new hall in Saffron Walden.

Refugee children benefit from being in a mainstream school and many teachers report that English children are enormously enriched by the new arrivals too, learning to understand and respect those who are different from themselves.

While the island's northern section was opened to tourists in 1976, the much larger southern part, originally set aside for those arrivals too sick or mentally ill to enter the country, remained tightly sealed off, barely touched for almost 50 years.

And as the visitor on whose arrival all too much hope and happiness are pinned, Mr. Charles gives a performance of natural warmth and casual charm.

Nine of the 10 bridges between them had been destroyed; only the Stari Most bridge built by the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century remained, but within weeks of Garrod's arrival it, too, was demolished.