The phrase "arrived sent" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two verbs that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The package arrived, but it was not sent on time."
Alternatives: "arrived late" or "was dispatched".
Free Flight into the Wordless He selected who arrived, sent a messenger – His vital powers, his own lot, should turn him gradually.
Her boss assured her things were going well, but her colleagues, who did not see how early she arrived, sent him negative feedback accusing her of leaving too soon.
Someone said Bieber's tour bus arrived, sending the dozens of teeny-boppers screaming after it.
Eventually, the long-awaited vehicle arrived, sending up a cloud of dust which blanketed the gathering of women and children.
As they worked, reels of film kept arriving, sent by British, American and Soviet combat and newsreel cameramen from 11 camps, including Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Dachau and Bergen-Belsen.
According to the Times, after she had a child, she arranged to be in the office from 7 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Her manager assured her that the arrangement was working, yet colleagues, who didn't see how early she was arriving, sent her manager negative feedback.
I told my secretary: "When it arrives, send it off to those silly jerks in Homeland Security".
Military water trucks painted in camouflage patterns continued to arrive, sending high-powered jets of water into the building to cool it.
It's easy to forget, given the museum that survives, how exciting its creation must have been, with new pieces constantly arriving, sending ripples, fresh harmonies and ever more intricate cross-references through the ensemble.
However, as they celebrate, Doviculus arrives, sending the group into hiding.
If a team is to draft a high school guy and provides them with valuable experience via the Summer League, camp and the preseason but still may be unsure about their progress or how they could immediately contribute to the team once the regular season arrives, send them down to the D-League, much like teams do now.
