Sentence examples for arrived to name from inspiring English sources

This being said, there are plenty of ideological conflicts and in recent years there have been several demonstrations and protests related to some of these and balance of power/lack thereof in the region (the Umbrella Revolution/Occupy Central movement of 2014 and the Mong Kok Riot a couple weeks before I arrived, to name a couple).

In the fourth quarter, a fellow named Kafka arrives to make it clear that you have left the physical world for some existential realm, though Nietzsche may be more appropriate: when you gaze into the abyss, you realize that it is the middle of the Eagle defense, and Ahmad Bradshaw could easily run straight through it for a 60-yard gain.

Keepers said the 1.82-metre (6ft) calf, which is yet to be sexed or named, arrived to first-time mother Tula and father Meru at about 7am on Boxing Day and was up on its feet just minutes later.

Canterbury's Christian significance dates to 597, when a missionary monk named Augustine arrived to evangelize the Anglo-Saxons.

A mixing engineer named Catherine Marks arrived, to listen to some of the mixes on the new album.

In the spring of 2010, a freelance photographer named Brendan Bannon arrived to discuss an art project with nursing home administrators — and Mr. Dunlop greeted him at the door.

By April 26, he had been arrested for six misdemeanors in less than four months and been released all six times, so he was free to occupy a table outside Starbucks when a man named Kevin Zempko arrived to have coffee with his wife.

A babysitter named Jill arrived to watch Martha's young children.

The day before the start of the trial, a young black man named Frank Young arrived to tell Howard he knew of two witnesses to the crime.

At one point, he peered inside of the window, his hands clasped over his eyes, and asked out loud, "Where'd everybody go?" When a man named Anthony arrived to pick up his property on Monday afternoon, he was met with a sign that read, "Lunch, be back in one hour".

As years passed and more people arrived, they decided to name their new village for the man who plotted it, Frederick Perris, but to spell it differently — ambitiously in honor of a faraway urban ideal.