The phrase "arrived lonely" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a context where someone is emphasizing their solitude upon arrival, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "When she arrived lonely at the party, she felt out of place among the crowd."
Alternatives: "arrived alone" or "came in solitude".
Obama arrived at this lonely place after months of internal debate and impromptu policymaking on a conflict that has vexed this White House.
For any stragglers still clinging on, the nail in the coffin arrived three years later when The Lonely Island returned with "I Just Had Sex" featuring actual Akon – a purveyor of the Fucking Era now readily turning on his own brand.
For any stragglers still clinging on, the nail in the coffin arrived three years later when The Lonely Island returned with "I Just Had Sex" featuring actual Akon a purveyor of the fucking era now readily turning on his own brand.
Arriving in 1921, lonely and desperate, Morgan began a sexual relationship with a barber named Kanaya.
In defending "Julien Donkey-Boy" from the scorn of other critics, Roger Ebert once remarked that Mr. Korine had "the soul of a real filmmaker," a judgment that "Mister Lonely," arriving nearly 10 years later, decisively confirms.
A car-load of sophomores speaking bad dialogue arrive at a lonely house in Tennessee, are possessed by demons, get raped by trees, chop each other up, turn to slime and spurt blood.
Scared, confused and lonely when she arrived at the institute, the 7-year-old Laura Bridgman was to be Howe's test case for the existence of the autonomous mind.
And while Indian family life can be suffocating, the American family can be a lonely place". Desai arrived in America too late to catch the "second wave" of the feminist movement in the 60s and 70s, and left India too soon.
When Holmes wrote this essay in 1970, he too had newly arrived in London, feeling "suicidally lonely and depressed," having just graduated from Cambridge at 22, which made him barely five years older than his subject: Chatterton "in a sense saved my life by giving it a new dimension".
But, he says wistfully that the groups were a lifeline for a lonely Russian scientist newly arrived in a bewildering country.
