The phrase "arriving such" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and cannot be used in standard contexts.
Example: "I was surprised by the news, arriving such as it did without any prior warning."
Alternatives: "coming in such a way" or "arriving in this manner".
When a new manager arrives, such as Unai Emery at Arsenal, it is customary to note how much fitter the players suddenly look.
And though prosecutors concede that Justina and her mother were talking by phone as late as 10 p.m., when the baby sitter had still not arrived, such conversations fall far short of the adult supervision needed in an emergency.
Many significant initiatives were launched under the auspices of the Provost's Office before you arrived, such as the Gateway Sciences Initiative and Individualized Health Initiative.
If you will be using other ground transportation once you arrive, such as a train, bus, or car rental, check their pet transport policies.
Put the information in a place that is easily discovered when help arrives, such as a pocket card.
Try to capture their joy and excitement, especially when key elements of the parade arrive such as football stars, Santa or someone famous.
If you're waiting for your "late" friend or relative to start festivities where s/he is expected to arrive, such as blowing out Mom's birthday candles, or making a toast to a celebration, etc., don't.
Photograph: David Cheskin/PA Pictures of happy, relieved staff at Grangemouth are arriving -- such a change from the sad scenes on Wednesday when workers were told the petrochemical plant was being shut down: Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Photograph Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Photograph Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Imageses And on that note, I'm handing over to Nick Fletcher.
(If the hefty price tag won't get you, the harassment on arriving from such a flight in Moscow might).
