Sentence examples for be arriving at something from inspiring English sources
The poet seems to be arriving at something significant, and we're following him there.
Yep, there he is, arriving at work.
The precedent was established in that infamous first year, when the awards were arrived at by something akin to horse-trading.
It is hard to describe how a building that was arrived at by trial and error - conceived as something fairly unremarkable by the architect Adalberto Libera but transformed into a masterpiece by the writer Curzio Malaparte together with a local builder - could be so highly charged.
"Which is, to arrive at something of significant form, or that of which the sum of it's parts transcends the whole not reaching to be anything other than what it is.
There is enough evidence, based on social experiments, to show the more people involved in making a decision, the less likely they are to arrive at something definite as opposed to a consensus.
It is to arrive at something that will help her make sense of her own life.
Delays will continue on the F line, they said, but beginning this morning, trains are expected to arrive at something closer to the five-minute intervals dictated by their normal schedule.
Sometimes a first-world force is arriving in a remote place, and at others something worrisome is heading our way.
"We are confident that we can arrive at something that is commonsensical, something that allows the industry to continue to provide loans and to run a stable business model that's not dependent on bubbles, that's not dependent on people getting over-extended or finding themselves in over their heads," Obama said.
