Sentence examples for full arrival from inspiring English sources
"Speak Now" also heralds the full arrival of her longtime collaborator Nathan Chapman as a first-rate producer, and not just of the pop-country that's made Ms. Swift one of the most important new musicians of the decade.
By the mid-to late '90s, however, it happened again -- that false sense of full arrival.
On a more personal front, the "Some Girls" sessions marked the full arrival of Ronnie Wood as a band member and there was still anxiety in the air about the legal status and lifestyle of Richards, who was coming off a heroin arrest in Toronto.
In order to record full arrival time data a memory controller has been implemented on the device which can stream up to 100,000 frames of data directly to its local memory at any frame rate.
Other treats in store for the Bushes include a full ceremonial arrival and farewell and a private lunch with the royal household.
FULL COVERAGE: Arrival of space shuttle Endeavour in L.A. "They've got to protect the Science Center and the African American Museum," he said.
It suggests the full-fledged arrival of a new strain of hip-house, the microgenre that spun off hip-hop in the late 1980s.
THE full-scale arrival of Italian wine-and-panini shops in the last few years has been a great thing, especially for the neighborhoods lucky enough to get a good one.
But perhaps the most noticeable trend this fall is the full-fledged arrival of round-toed, high-heeled shoes like the ones Ginger Rogers wore when she danced with Fred Astaire -- only higher.
The AL government of course regards the opposition leader's flying about with derision.In China, Mrs Zia and Xi Jinping, then China's leader-in-waiting, vowed to establish closer links between the Chinese Communist Party and the BNP a curious relationship, which had Western diplomats in Dhaka speculating long before the local press heralded the full-scale arrival of the Chinese in Bangladesh.
More broadly it suggests the full-fledged arrival of a new strain of hip-house, the microgenre that spun off hip-hop in the late 1980s, in which fleet-tongued M.C.'s — Doug Lazy, Fast Eddie, even the Jungle Brothers on "I'll House You" — rapped over thumping house music.
