Sentence examples for really arrive from inspiring English sources
It's a pity, however, that Mr Cowen doesn't really arrive at any useful advice for keeping the dentist in line.
But does this urban phenomenon really arrive on two wheels – or is new cycle infrastructure a sign the street has already transformed?
And so if the U.S. economy is slowing down, it could really slow us down before we really arrive at something good.
I don't want to make a big deal of it, so I don't want to wear white, but as everyone else will be dressed up I can't really arrive in pyjamas.
It doesn't really arrive until the conclusion of the second part when a jazz band strikes up and Richard Standing's Edward rips into a hot double bass solo to celebrate his coronation.
The mobile-first world has yet to really arrive.
But the opening phrase never really arrives.
It still hasn't really arrived.
Just the other week, though, the Ting Tings really arrived.
That's when we'll have really arrived".
Gail: We've got three more fiscal cliffs before spring really arrives.
