Sentence examples for cases arriving from inspiring English sources

New cases arriving at the hospital were transferred to the specialty hospital for infectious diseases, said another nurse, named Mo.

More than 110 countries have reported more than 2,000 cases of bad drugs overWHO's global surveillance and monitoring system, he added, with new cases arriving every day.

Elsewhere this weekend, supporters of Brighton and Hove Albion experienced delays getting into Leicester City's King Power stadium, despite in some cases arriving 40 minutes before kick-off.

The chief medical officer, Professor Dame Sally Davies, cited "concern about the growing number of cases" of the illness and recommended border checks to ensure "potential cases arriving in the UK are identified as quickly as possible".

As if that weren't joyful enough, they soon meet the cadaverous Dr. Cleave (Ian McKellen), who treats the more elaborate cases, arriving late for a party and explaining under his breath, "Rather delicate moment with our new matricide".

The book says: "Walk into any court in the land, speak to any lawyer, ask any judge, and you will be treated to uniform complaints of court deadlines being repeatedly missed, cases arriving under-prepared, evidence being lost, disclosures not being made, victims made to feel marginalised, and millions of pounds of public money wasted.

Emergency cases arrive randomly and have to be performed on the day of arrival.

Emergency cases arrive randomly and must be served immediately on the day of their arrival.

Emergency cases arrive on the back of a bicycle.

As we became more known, more serious cases arrived".

When the first Ebola cases arrived at Redemption in June, nobody was prepared.