Sentence examples for arrivals put from inspiring English sources

Ukip and the right of the Tory party have been warning for months about the potential for a public backlash if new arrivals put pressure on squeezed public services and housing.

Decades of rule by one of the world's harshest military regimes have left the country isolated and its economy a shambles, discouraging tourist arrivals, putting modern amenities out of many people's reach, and keeping the Burmese wedded to traditional life.

His arrival put a dent in Curry's production, and his confidence.

To relax on arrival, put your feet up at the Cafe Sal Feur, owned by the friendly Wild family.

Here they find a certain "spiritual, poetic, let's-come-together-and-change-the-world kind of feeling," as one recent arrival put it.

The manager was so impressed by the 19-year-old that he bought him for £300,000 and, two days after the right-back's arrival, put him straight into the starting line-up for a duel with Manchester United.

When Gregory Gardner's son, Bo, came along, Gardner was 44 — and although Bo was a welcome addition, his arrival put a crimp in Gardner's financial plans.

His arrival put him on the scene of a number of productions almost instantly.

While his arrival puts Bob Hill's disastrous time as coach in the past, it could take years for Whittenburg to bring Fordham back to respectability.

A website Peters helped create for the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims' arrival puts it even more bluntly: "The graveyard of [Tisquantum's] people became Plymouth Colony".

"Conde Nast's arrival puts a stiletto in the heart of the outdated notion that Lower Manhattan is stuffy and gray," Jessica Lappin, president of the Downtown Alliance business organization, told the Times.