Sentence examples for definitively arrive from inspiring English sources
The device will be 50% thinner than the MacBook Pro, use NAND flash memory instead of a hard drive, and "it will definitively arrive at Macworld." Second, it's been suggested by sources close to Jim Goldman of CNBC that a 3G iPhone "will be on store selves by late May or early June at the latest" instead of the end of next year.
Gyassi Zardes put down a marker for the future too, without ever quite suggesting he had definitively arrived at international level.
Various features that we consider to be definitively human arrived in a piecemeal fashion.
Four of Hammer Studios' definitively campy British horror movies of the nineteen-sixties arrive in "Icons of Horror 3" (Sony), three of which star Christopher Lee: "The Gorgon," "The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll," and "Scream of Fear" (Oct . 14.
Antwerp, the most recent Bolaño novel to arrive into English, and perhaps his strangest, was written when he was 27, more than a decade before he switched definitively from poetry to prose.
The pledges to put 'stability before tax cuts' and to 'love the NHS' were designed to inspire trust in the party, underlining that it had arrived at a definitively post-Thatcherite position.
I say this because many armories, such as one in Al-Qaqaa, where three hundred and eighty tons of powerful explosives went missing, now appear to have been definitively looted after the Americans arrived.
