Sentence examples for arrivals move from inspiring English sources

A byproduct of this diminishing supply of free land is that new arrivals move onto more marginal land: steep gullies in Tijuana, vertical hillsides in Caracas, flood-prone flats in Dhaka.

Re "Has Billburg Lost Its Cool?" (July 27), on new arrivals moving out of Williamsburg, Brooklyn: Does anyone really care about the hipsters who complain about people who came 15 minutes after themselves and look just like them?

But recently, the district has seen a cultural revival with new businesses opening up along its cobbled streets and even a trickle of arrivals moving to Krakow from Israel to set up new businesses.

These are handy for new arrivals moving into a city as they are for tourists.

Similarly, Fig. 12 also shows that immigrants undergo a rapid adjustment within the first 3 to 5 years after arrival, moving first into low-skilled jobs and later on out of low-skill jobs towards medium-skilled ones.

Some are the children of immigrants who arrived to work on farms; others are more recent arrivals who move with each season's crops.

Before the deportation deal with Turkey began, new arrivals could move quickly to the mainland.

Once registered, new arrivals can move to permanent settlements – where they are given their own plot of land – rather than refugee camps.

As a result, many of the new American arrivals are moving into existing spaces or expanding through acquisitions.

Then, within a week of his arrival and move to the East Village, the first report of AIDS hit the pages of this newspaper.

Jia Zhaixu was one of the newest, happiest arrivals, having moved three days earlier and was settling in to a neat whitewashed, two-storey buildings in Dashiqiao.