Sentence examples for arrive up from inspiring English sources
The phrase "arrive up" is not correct and is not typically used in written English
It is generally considered redundant, as "arrive" already implies reaching a destination. Example: "We expect to arrive up at the cabin by noon." (should be "arrive at the cabin")
In Texas, ballots from voters living overseas can arrive up to five days after an election, Nov. 11, and those from military servicemembers can arrive up to six days after, or Nov. 12.
The Canadian creatures sell for £46.49 each, including delivery, and arrive up to 12 days after being ordered.
Freezing rain prompted the federal government to allow workers to arrive up to two hours later than normal on Monday, or take unscheduled leave.
Damp and bedraggled from my half-day walk, I arrive up a newly laid stone track through trees a little way from the shingle beach at Peppercombe.
The federal government was allowing workers to arrive up to two hours later than normal Monday or take unscheduled leave as freezing rain fell.
Having said that, some postal votes may arrive up 13 days after election day, so if a seat is extremely close it could remain undecided for some time.
Some 40 investigators have already arrived; up to another 150 are expected within weeks.
The plants that songbirds encounter when arriving up north influence where they decide to nest and reproduce.
74.31: A horn arrives up in front of the bar, to general delight!
And people started arriving up to 45 minutes before the program began to get a seat.
In May, for example, more than 22,500 American tourists arrived, up from around 16,000 a year earlier.
