The phrase "arrived went" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two verbs that do not logically fit together in this form.
Example: "After they arrived, they went straight to the hotel."
Alternatives: "arrived at" or "went to".
Each new card that arrived went into a special desk drawer.
Mr. Van Bramer, having just arrived, went to the bar for a glass of wine when he looked up and saw Mr. Hendrick.
The '98 viognier (pronounced VEE-awn-yay), Mr. Bedell's first, soon arrived, went straight into the refrigerator and, corroborating Mr. Lynne's forecast, proved pleasing and promising.
To make things seem less grim, I booked my clients back to back, so when the green light indicating that my next session had arrived went on, I felt as if I'd reached the place I labored so hard for.
After an hour or so of well-tended gardens that manifest out of nowhere and are then replaced by another jumble of half-constructed, fully-inhabited houses surrounded by runnels of slime I arrived, went through a million security checks, and sat down.
As both Jewish and Christian antiapocalyptic lore holds: "If word comes that the messiah has arrived, go on planting trees".
If you want an idea of where pop music has arrived, go straight to the inescapable Ed Sheeran (21).
That time, it seems, has finally arrived, going up for pre-order this week and shipping on February 9.
Back in February, a clever Swedish subway shampoo ad, in which a woman's long hair blows around her face whenever a train arrives, went viral.
Writer arrives, goes to summer house, and describes it.
While the hog is thus preoccupied, the hunters (several, usually) arrive, go behind the hog, grab his hind legs, and throw him on his side.
