The phrase "arrived a voice" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the moment when a voice is heard or comes into existence, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "As the silence filled the room, suddenly, a voice arrived, breaking the stillness."
Alternatives: "a voice emerged" or "a voice was heard".
"Be careful not to touch him until the sappers arrive," an unidentified voice is heard saying, before the man is shot.
Just months before he arrived, an investigation by the Village Voice had exposed a secret society known as "The Program," where COs forced the inmates to participate in a "fight club," resulting in one prisoner's death.
With Al Arabiya News Channel's exclusive coverage on the newly-leaked Syrian security documents coming to an end, the time has finally arrived to voice an opinion about some of the things that have been said since we began revealing the shocking contents of these documents two weeks ago.
(Who shaves for a massage?) And when the treatment was over, I wasn't allowed to leave the room until a newly arrived customer — deep voice, nervous laugh and smelling freshly showered — had been escorted down the hall and into his private room.
But by 17, my period hadn't arrived, my voice had broken and I had started to grow facial hair.
He's arrived at a literary voice that combines attention to modern minutiae (which he confesses owes something to David Foster Wallace) with an earlier generation's attention to intense psychological realism.
"No, I instinctively arrived at the voice, Caesar's urgency to express his thought, plus the expulsion of air through the larynx created the voice.
Bremner says he arrived at the voice by starting with Peter Mandelson and adding the slight rasp of the smoker (Cameron used to like a puff).
Each newly arrived voice packet in the user's data buffer is associated with the packet discard time.
How does a voice arrive so perfectly formed?
