Sentence examples for arrived may from inspiring English sources

And the senior class valedictorian, Herbert Ruth, a troublemaker when he arrived, may never have become the polite, well-behaved young man he is today.

Nevertheless, the settlements at which the councils of the 5th century arrived may be and are regarded as normative in the church long after their political setting has disappeared.

The deer and pronghorn that roamed the western states before white settlers arrived may no longer be in the tens of millions, but these species are currently at little risk of extinction.

Second, people with lots of liquidity or income who did not actually change their spending behavior when the payment arrived may have reported mostly spending their stimulus payments when in fact they spent it on something they would have bought even without the additional money.

From its opening scientific proposition, "The radiance of that star that leans on me/ Was shining years ago", to its sad and muted conclusion that "love arrived may find us somewhere else", the eight-line poem epitomised the path her work would take: the path of flawless traditional verse-technique, sharp imagery, logical thought and emotional sensitivity.

His antics in the first-leg Champions League tie against Ajax, when he picked up a deliberate yellow card with the aim of playing in a quarter-final which never arrived, may not have helped his cause.

When I arrived, Maier was in a cafeteria upstairs, looking through proofs of Bottega Veneta's fall advertising campaign.

Those who haven't binged on a box set before arriving may have less fun.

The Rocky Mountain Institute report makes the case that the home solar plus battery combo, when it arrives, may challenge the traditional business model of many utilities.

But without America's openness in discussing and digesting its history, the future, when it does arrive, may indeed be the alien visitor the country's leaders fear.

Students will be hurt by the instability, while permanent teachers, when they finally arrive, may have a hard time asserting control.