Sentence examples for arrived to study from inspiring English sources

She arrived to study at Oxford with lit dirt under her fingernails.

He has been in New York City since 2001, when he arrived to study at the Juilliard School.

That's what it was like when she first arrived to study architecture in the 70s – everybody trying to forecast the future and raise new utopias.

The largest population of the ant she had arrived to study, she realized later, was in a factory that made juice from the plant it liked to eat.

By Bradley's reckoning the saga really begins in 1919 (also the year my father arrived to study in Britain, having won the Trinidad Island Scholarship).

Even when the broadcaster Natasha Kaplinsky – whose glamorous portrait is included – arrived to study English in 1992, she was told it was "so poor it could easily be swapped for a packet of mixed biscuits".

The coverage of religious fundamentalists by mainstream journalists — and many have visited Patrick Henry since its opening — tends to take on the trappings of an anthropological exercise: outsiders arriving to study the rituals and mating habits of a strange native tribe.

As Texas Instruments grew and the technology boom in America took off, students from China began arriving to study engineering in hopes of getting a job at the home office.

This was demonstrated in his earlier movie "Memories of Murder" (2003), in which detectives and forensic experts arriving to study a corpse kept slipping on an embankment and landing on their behinds, like extras in a Mack Sennett comedy.

As for plot, it goes something like this: Around the time that Fred and his dimwitted pal Barney (Stephen Baldwin) graduate from the Bronto Crane Academy, qualifying them for work in the Bedrock quarry, Gazoo arrives to study mating habits.

A scientist named Ovid Byron arrives to study the monarchs, or King Billies, as locals have called them since colonial times, after the royal colors of the Protestant settlers' prince, William of Orange.