The phrase "arrive there for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the purpose of arriving at a location, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I will arrive there for the meeting at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "arrive there to" or "arrive there for the purpose of".
In Australia, her records were seized by customs agents when she arrived there for a tour.
I realized I had arrived there for breakfast that day at just around the time the first plane hit.
But when the team arrived there for its first home game in April, he found vintage family photos from Cleveland on the walls.
A new online ad highlighted the economic situation in Chicago even as Mr. Obama arrived there for his 50th birthday party and a fund-raiser on Wednesday night.
By late afternoon, a few vans from funeral homes had arrived there, for those families whose searches had come to an end.
Mizpah Spring Hut sits just below the exposed ridge, and I arrived there, for my final night, after two hours of viewless, soaked slogging through the horizontal, frigid rain the Whites are known for.
No state was more important to his candidacy than Iowa, but when he arrived there for campaign visits he stopped aides who tried to give detailed accounts of developments.
Andy Carroll has waited three years to score against his former club, making no secret of his frustration at not succeeding at Anfield having arrived there for £35m in January 2011, and he finally delivered.
Having already managed the Marines in Japan's Pacific League for one year in 1995, Valentine knew what would greet him when he arrived there for his second stint in 2004 — a lethargic fan base, a team expecting to again finish dead last.
He was often involved in contract disputes with management, and he helped lead a boycott threat by black players over discriminatory treatment in New Orleans when they arrived there for the A.F.L. All-Star Game after the 1964 season, forcing the league to transfer the game to Houston.
