Sentence examples for go arrived from inspiring English sources

Two new cards that allow gift recipients to choose where the money will go arrived on the market in November.

"It never happened until Snapchat filters and Pokemon Go arrived".

But there is one striking exception: the fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo are still firmly… On a recent Monday, Damian Kulash, the lead singer of the band OK Go, arrived at the Columbia University Medical Center, in Washington Heights, took… Over the decades, the Public Theatre, on Lafayette Street, has launched many a big show.

On a recent Monday, Damian Kulash, the lead singer of the band OK Go, arrived at the Columbia University Medical Center, in Washington Heights, took an elevator to the thirteenth floor, and rode down the hall on his suitcase, which doubles as a foldable scooter.

By Andrew Marantz On a recent Monday, Damian Kulash, the lead singer of the band OK Go, arrived at the Columbia University Medical Center, in Washington Heights, took an elevator to the thirteenth floor, and rode down the hall on his suitcase, which doubles as a foldable scooter.

HBO GO arrived on the PS3 in early 2014, and when it hit PS4 this March, Comcast customers weren't surprised (but were disappointed) to discover that they couldn't use HBO GO there, either.

"So Gone" arrived in 2003 as a sounded alarm, announcing a comeback and a coming-of-age after the singer's initial late-nineties streak of success.

In 1476, during the time of Leonardo's association with Verrocchio's workshop, the Portinari Altarpiece by Hugo van der Goes arrived in Florence, bringing new painterly techniques from Northern Europe which were to profoundly affect Leonardo, Ghirlandaio, Perugino and others.

Stabler (Christopher Meloni) is gone and Benson (Mariska Hargitay) is going; arriving are Kelli Giddish ("Chase and Danny Pinono ("Cold Case").

She goes, arrives at his bungalow and the two are undressing each other before he has even asked if she had a nice flight.

If You Go Arrive early to find decent parking; there is usually a fee.