Sentence examples for on arrival no from inspiring English sources

But with his company, Mont Blanc Guides, John has made the ascent his speciality, devising a five-day acclimatisation and climbing schedule that can lead to an empty summit on arrival – no mean feat on one of the world's most crowded mountains.

Cultural afternoon At the National Museum (28) (museums.or.ke; daily 9am 5.30pm; Ksh800/£5.60), try to hook up with one of the keen and informative guides on arrival (no extra charge).

On arrival, no rabbits were found positive for EPEC, Clostridium spiroforme or rotavirus.

All calves were healthy on arrival, and no respiratory clinical signs were observed during one week of acclimation and quarantine.

Many of the refugees in this study were quite young on arrival, having no professional education.

Documentary film-makers David Redmon and Ashley Sabin divide their attention between one wide-eyed 13-year-old who is effectively thrown to the wolves on arrival in Japan (no one to meet her at the airport, no guaranteed work, dismal living conditions etc) and a former model turned agent who now recruits young girls to endure the same hell that once nearly tipped her over the edge.

Speaking to The Press in 1997, he recalls being told he would be sent to a special school, but on arrival there was no schooling at all, no-one to teach him to read and write.

They told Krasniansky that, between 15 and 27 May 1944, 100,000 Hungarian Jews had arrived at Birkenau and that most were killed on arrival, apparently with no knowledge of what was about to happen to them.

But their most significant impact has been in New York, where the Philharmonic is once again part of any conversation about the liveliness of the arts: a goal that Mr. Gilbert announced on arrival, then wasted no time in achieving.

On arrival, often with no accompanying information to go by, staff will try to assess people at risk to themselves or others and, in most cases, to offer some support and reduce distress.

By then I had reluctantly realised that the community of welcome that I received on arrival to Australia no longer existed as it once did.