The phrase "arrived of" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is likely a misuse of the phrase "arrived at" or "arrived in."
Example: "We arrived at the conclusion after much discussion."
Alternatives: "reached" or "came to."
At much the same time, news arrived of British incitement of Indians on the Northwest border.
And when we arrived, of course, I realised we were actually visiting two of them.
So far 1,000 have arrived, of whom half are children.
And a third picture arrived, of a bomb inscribed, "Regards from Jason Sekzer".
No gadget has truly arrived, of course, unless models are available for more than $1,000.
He said Pezzullo was on a plane from Canberra before news arrived of Fraser's passing.
Now it was almost midday on a Saturday and no news had arrived of leaking pipes or backed-up toilets.
I love PEN, it's a good organization". PADMA LAKSHMI arrived, of course, and of course looked stunning.
A few weeks ago I was in Washington when news arrived of proposed cuts to the president's aid budget.
The Cabinet discussion took place before news arrived of the United States Senate's action to increase military aid to Israel.
When news arrived of distant floods and famines, malfeasance and malnutrition, they told themselves that theirs was a world apart.
