The phrase "arrived to kill" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "arrived to kill" if used in a specific context, such as in a narrative or dramatic situation.
Example: "The assassin arrived to kill his target under the cover of darkness."
Alternatives: "came to kill" or "showed up to kill".
Mr. Erdogan's own story on the night of the coup, of narrowly escaping as he fled a hotel just before coup-plotting commandos arrived to kill or kidnap him, is already being compared to a famous story about Ataturk, who during the battle of Gallipoli supposedly missed death when his pocket watch deflected a bullet.
After informing them that Americans had arrived to kill them, Dostum figured it couldn't hurt to ask: "Tell me," he said, "What is your position?" The Americans located the Taliban position soon enough — thanks to those eTrex GPS units — and called in precision bomb strikes that destroyed the Taliban's big guns and turned the battle.
And to those who are tempted to cast the republican struggle in a heroic light, Taylor is unsparing in his detailing of ruthless incidents like the killing of a 19-year-old British soldier by a gang of pro-republican women who scratched his face into a bloody pulp as he cried out for his mother and then held him until an I.R.A. gunman arrived to kill him.
The witches' music is heard for the last time played on tubular bells replicating church bells when MacDuff arrives to kill Macbeth, while the witches watch.
Hemingway's 1927 story The Killers is set one evening in a Chicago diner where two hitmen arrive to kill a washed-up boxer, Ole Andreson, who dines there regularly.
Death himself arrives to kill Kenny, and presents a warning to Grandpa Marvin against forcing others to help him commit suicide.
August attempts to stop him, but Donald shoots him several times, before Peter and Olivia arrive to kill the assassin.
Police officers who arrived to help were killed, he said.
The last in the book, the titular Tenth of December, follows an awkward, chubby boy acting out his imaginary adventures in a snowy park alone, and a older man with an untreatable cancer, who in a moment of desperate lucidity, has arrived to let the cold kill him.
When we were putting together The Visit, we didn't touch the text for three weeks, we just improvised around the story - how the train would arrive, how to kill one of the characters - we just played the situations in the story.
Therefore, we were leaving too many weapons and that the other enemy soldiers in the area, as they retreated, the women and children in the area would pick up the weapons and run and therefore by the time the soldiers arrived to where they had killed a V.C. that the weapon would be gone".
