Sentence examples for arriving from elsewhere from inspiring English sources
"We expected the story to be one of invasion, of things arriving from elsewhere," Franklin said.
And she demonstrates how the UK has been shaped by movement: of British people to other countries and continents, and of people, ideas and influences arriving from elsewhere.
The problem is that transit passengers arriving from elsewhere cannot.In December the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), a global standards body, adopted the EU rules and recommended that its 189 member countries introduce them by March 1st.
There are two main sources of cosmic radiation: cosmic rays, a near-constant rain of high-energy particles arriving from elsewhere in our galaxy, and more sporadic bursts of particles from the sun, called solar energetic particles.
If you're booked on a 3 p.m. flight from LAX to Chicago, for example, your aircraft will most likely be arriving from elsewhere.
Or do messages arrive from elsewhere in the body to jump-start the process?
Some traveled only a few blocks to get to the league's Manhattan space; others arrived from elsewhere in the States and Europe.
This will change by tomorrow when six convoys of peasant farmers, Zapatistas and heavens knows who else arrives from elsewhere in Mexico.
They found no sign of it there, indicating that Yersinia pestis was not already present in the English population before the Black Death, so it must have arrived from elsewhere.
