Sentence examples for arrivals often from inspiring English sources

New arrivals often have patchy English and stick to the Hispanic quarter around Nashville's Nolensville Pike.

But she pointed out an ultimate upside to their presence: New arrivals often end up starting businesses, and spurring revitalization.

Predictably, those who had been in the United States a month or more were the most comfortable reflecting on what they had been through, while newer arrivals often seemed overwhelmed.

These new arrivals often buy houses in the expensive and exclusive "South of Broad" district, known for its antebellum mansions.

…also because they're new arrivals, often people will change their address from there and there, so they can't continue with us.

Peer educators also noted that many families had moved, sometimes multiple times, and it was not possible to reach them despite efforts at recruitment to record alternative contacts: …also because they're new arrivals, often people will change their address from there and there, so they can't continue with us.

But that means travellers lose the benefit of a downtown arrival, often touted as an advantage of trains.

Insurgents had also laid a number of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in advance of the troops' arrival, often marked rather obviously by piles of rocks as a warning to local people.

On arrival, often with no accompanying information to go by, staff will try to assess people at risk to themselves or others and, in most cases, to offer some support and reduce distress.

These new arrivals are often Chinese students whose families receive a significant amount of money during the holiday, when relatives often bestow gifts on one another, helping them pay for the move to New York.

New arrivals, who often have to wait at this no-reservations spot, are given an electronic disc that vibrates and flashes when their table is ready.