Sentence examples for arrived from that from inspiring English sources

Baines and Kevin Mirallas prospered down the Everton left and it was no surprise when the breakthrough arrived from that source.

I spent this morning in York at a meeting of the trust which supports the Morrell Centre for Toleration Studies at York University; so I couldn't be feeling more receptive to an email which has just arrived from that virtuous city.

No sooner had he arrived from that Beverly Hills shoot than the family was preparing to head out again — first to the city, to see Mr. Aaron's college friend Chevy Chase at the Upright Citizens Brigade that night, then to San Francisco in the morning, to pick up the institute award.

He is waiting for his wife to arrive from that city, waiting, too, to go to the university.

Olesen outshone more seasoned European campaigners who look no closer now than at any point to ending the run dating back to 1999 without a Masters winner arriving from that continent.

Tell them just enough to show that you realise exactly how important your results are: important enough not to be too open about them until the acceptance letter arrives from that nice journal editor.

The research clearly indicates that the turning point comes when children arrive: from that point the careers of men and women take different directions.

Therefore, batches arriving from that time until the herd was officially diagnosed with PMWS are referred to "suspected" for PMWS in Table 2. Herd A was officially declared free from PMWS at the end of February 2008, and batches arriving from March 2008 are again referred to as healthy (Table 2).

At the largest hotel in town, the Pousada do Convento, long tables had been set up in the courtyard, each marked with the name of a tour group that had arrived from Salvador that morning.

One group has arrived from Kereter that morning, claiming that they had been beaten, but showing no signs of it.

So many more men than women arrived from Europe that they gathered at the brothels and danced tango with one another, hopingto win a dance with one of the women who worked there.