Sentence examples for arrived much more from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Americans arrived much more quickly than he had imagined.

It was sold out of the Prius, a hybrid car made in Japan, for much of the summer, though truckloads have been arriving much more frequently in recent weeks.

Mr. Jampol says most checks generally arrive much more quickly than three to six weeks - often in a few days -- but the company must "manage expectations" because of its reliance on the postal service.

For example, one respondent assessed that since the implementation of the National Stroke Strategy and the establishment of a new academically-led Stroke Unit in the Oxford John Radcliffe Hospital: "[stroke] has become an emergency treatment, patients are arriving much more quickly and the public attitude towards stroke has changed insofar as patients now recognize it as a medical emergency".

But my food arrived much faster.

"The rainy season arrived much later".

In comparison to Carychium, Zospeum arrived much earlier in Europe.

If Heisenberg's program had been as successful as von Braun's, of course, an atomic bomb would have arrived with much more deadly efficiency from the skies above London.

From Brussels our Europe editor, Ian Traynor, provides this analysis of this morning's events: The eurozone permanent bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, has been given a green light to come into force two months later than planned following the supreme court decision in Karlsruhe which arrived with much more lenient caveats than had been predicted.

But it could also prove unfortunate for those looking for one or the other site — especially those looking for YouTube who ended up arriving somewhere much more explicit.

Players such as Adam Lallana, Ross Barkley, Jack Wilshere and Luke Shaw will arrive with much more experience under their belt, which can only be a good thing, and with the likes of Brazil, Argentina and, ahem,  Uruguay absent, England stand a much better chance of securing their first major trophy in half a century.