Sentence examples for public arrival from inspiring English sources

The swearing-in of New York's new Republican mayor is the public arrival of a man who, notwithstanding his $69 million investment in getting himself elected, remains a largely unknown quantity to the city.

With a stark amount of AAA publishers holding back their biggest future hitters from this year's show, much of the floor space was relinquished to an increasingly large focus on indie games, YouTube Gaming showcases and most notably the public arrival of the industry's prospective 'next-big-thing': VR.

A22 NEW YORK/REGION A25-30 Opening Jan . 1 Bloomberg, Unedited The swearing-in of Michael R. Bloomberg as New York's new Republican mayor is the public arrival of a man who, notwithstanding his $69 million investment in getting himself elected, remains a largely unknown quantity to the city.

Following the release of "I'll Be There" as the lead single from MTV Unplugged a month prior to the EP's public arrival, Carey's live version of "If It's Over" from MTV Unplugged was released as an airplay-only single in a few countries.

As the 70s drew to a close, and as more boats continued to arrive, public unease with the arrivals began to grow louder.

The promotional guru had six months to prepare the American public for the arrival of the Swedish Nightingale.

Nasdaq's run for the roses in 1999-2000, the year and a half when the public greeted the arrival of each and every new Internet stock with wild cheers and fists full of money, was buoyed in part by well-heeled analysts who scoped out the crowded stock market field and recommended the winners.

As Russian media academic Anna Kachkayeva observed on Radio Liberty, the "trigger mechanism" for this change appeared to be less a desire to address the concerns of the public than the arrival of Mr Putin on the scene.

The group he works for put together a fact sheet about carfentanil to warn the public of its arrival in the province.

One of the first movies shown to a public was called "The Arrival of a Train".

Public anxiety over the arrival of refugees has a historical precedent.