Sentence examples for arrived at precisely from inspiring English sources

Mariano Rivera arrived at precisely this moment.

"They've arrived at precisely where we started 12 years ago!" he says.

The telegram arrived at precisely 2.33pm and the princess launched the 55 athletes along a course crowded with onlookers.

I would submit that they have arrived at precisely the wrong conclusion because of their misguided animosity toward negativity, judgments, hopelessness, complaining.

I might have been a more engaging host, had they not arrived at precisely the moment that I was involved with a rather large centipede.

The thick black felt-tip line divagated across the pictorial space yet always arrived at precisely the right place, nailing to a fixed point one or other of life's great issues: sex and death, right or wrong.

A kaiseki meal spans many small courses, which arrive at precisely timed intervals and in a carefully plotted order: soup often toward the beginning; rice, pickles and something grilled usually toward the end.

The boys would call me when they were leaving their office and we'd meet on the corner of my building, trying to see how close we could come to arriving at precisely the same moment.

"In measuring a large city with so much shoreline and so many different geographic features, it stands to reason that two entities may not arrive at precisely the same result because they may not necessarily use the same assumptions about the area that is measured," said Rachaele Raynoff, a spokeswoman for the Department of City Planning.

Hard on the heels of the study by Michael Goran at the University of Southern California which found that sodas in the US like Coca Cola, Pepsi, Dr Pepper, Mountain Dew and Sprite contain twice as much fructose as glucose (which I wrote about here) comes a new paper which arrives at precisely the opposite conclusion.

Incidentally, developments in Chinese Buddhist thought linked with the Platform Sūtra would arrive at precisely such a conclusion: that enlightenment is not a gradual but an instantaneous process.