Sentence examples for relation arrived from inspiring English sources

The group's 69-year-old leader Rachid Ghannouchi (no relation) arrived back in Tunisia at the end of January after more than 20 years in exile.

Ms. Coleman had a maternal relation who arrived on the Mayflower, while her father's relatively late-coming family traced its New World roots back to only 1635.

Things started to get weird last week when the following invitation from a public relations firm arrived in Nocturnalist's in-box: "Last night while rioting ensued on the streets of London," it began, the company's client, a stylist, "caused a riot of his own" at a hip Manhattan bar, with the stylist's fabulous fashion advice and adorable monogrammed pocket squares.

While many Americans watching snippets of the visit on television were undoubtedly thinking about Bill Clinton's effort to sidestep the draft, the Vietnamese saw a man who had lifted the economic embargo against their counttry, normalized diplomatic relations and arrived here with a backup plane full of potential investors.

Many of the hotel's guests were Ricketts' friends and relations, who arrived after school let out in June and stayed all summer until school resumed in September.

From this relation, we arrive at (5.14).

Substituting (18) into this relation, we arrive at the equation eta x, lambda) + frac{1}{2 pi i} int_{gamma} eta x, mu) tilde{r} x, lambda, mu),dmu= 0_{m},quad lambdain gamma, (25) with respect to (eta x, lambda) = ellvarphi x, lambda) - lambdavarphi x, lambda)).

The relation between arriving and departure time for the customers are described in constraints (38), and in case the slack variable were a non-zero variable, there would be an idle time for the vehicle after serving the customer i (idle Ai ).

There has also been considerable discussion, particularly in relation to arriving at realistic global estimates of maternal mortality, as to the role of HIV infection in PRD.

That, goes the theory, is because close relations of man arrived there much earlier than in Australia or North America, so the megafauna learned to live with people.

Just as the Town Car carrying him and one of his public relations executives, Matthew Furman, arrived at the CNN Los Angeles offices that afternoon, an unmarked police car screeched to a halt in front of it.