Sentence examples for has arrived much from inspiring English sources

Now that the moment has arrived, much depends on Mr. Romney.

After the first old-fashioned winter in the East in nearly a decade, spring has arrived much later this year.

But one glance at the rutted maze of crisscrossing tracks all around told me that, in the race that mattered most, I had arrived much too late.

Truck nuts had arrived, much to the chagrin of prudish non Ford F-150 drivers everywhere.

Measles was endemic in England during the early 1800s; however, it did not arrive in Australia until 1850 whereas other infectious diseases were known to have arrived much earlier—many with the First Fleet in 1788 leading to the question of why there was a difference.

▪ Previously untapped archival material, meticulously recorded by Surgeon Superintendents on-board ships travelling from Britain to Australia in the 1800s, has been used to address the question of why measles did not reach Australia until 1850, when other infectious diseases were known to have arrived much earlier—many with the First Fleet in 1788.

In 1774 Gilbert Pasley and James Anderson wrote to the Board about the European medicines received for 1773, which had arrived "much damaged on account of the careless and injudicious Package of them," and they added that the "supply of surgical Instruments is likewise greatly deficient".

Although foreign governments have pledged more than $4.5 billion in aid over five years to rebuild the country, little of the money has arrived, and much of it has strings attached that stop the money from being spent on Afghan security forces, he said.

So it doesn't say "Obama has arrived" as much as it says "Obama is on the right track".

The Mayan apocalypse, predicted to take place on Dec. 21, has arrived without so much as a sputter.

With both presidential campaigns now turning their attention to the question of how to re-industrialize the economy and jump start growth, the time has arrived for a much needed national conversation on how to transition into a Third Industrial Revolution and a new economic era.