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Discover Ludwig"arrive about" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the estimated time of arrival for something or someone. Example: The package is expected to arrive about 3-5 business days after it is shipped.
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Mothers, most of whom work in the fields from dawn, arrive about 3 p.m. to collect the children and chat.
Still, they arrive about 2 p.m. chattering and smiling as they face three hours more of singing, acting, designing costumes, creating stage props and learning a host of other performing arts skills.
Waiting for Ms. Bridges to arrive about 1 p.m. and dwarfed by the presence of about a dozen journalists, the children at first sat neatly on the floor, in "movie theater rows," well back from the chair reserved for the guest of honor.
It's not hard to find your way -- the ticket you purchase details your stop number, and the stop has a clearly marked schedule of when the buses arrive (about twice an hour).
That's where we need to arrive about mental problems.
That means it should arrive about 6pm in the UK.
Guests started to arrive about 7 p.m., lugging food.
But one player plans to arrive about five hours early.
The first fishermen or surfers arrive about when she does.
And it is the first important biography to arrive about Heller, who died in 1999.
His employees arrive about midnight to display the shrimp in sidewalk stalls.
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