Sentence examples for so recently arrived from inspiring English sources

These visual keys are a nod to the world from which China has so recently arrived from.

Perhaps it's because I am so recently arrived from suburbia, but I take pleasure in knowing for the first time in my life the actual person who grew my vegetables, and the very place where they grew.

So a recently arrived family with four or five children living in a damp and overcrowded, privately rented flat with the children suffering from asthma will usually get priority over a family with less housing need who have lived in the area for three generations and are stuck at home with the grandparents.

It is made even more poignant given that opportunities to do so have only recently arrived for women's players.

But he absolutely does not want the trustees and consequently the better class of practice of his community to prove by analysis of his actual results that the recently arrived Dr. So-and-So fresh from European study and for several years resident surgeon at the University Hospital makes fewer errors in diagnosis and less errors of judgment in care and skill than he does.

Snooty bohemians turned up their noses at scene-craving status-seekers – recently arrived New Yorkers who were so anxious about keeping score they were incapable of hiding it.

And where this is not so, the answer is to make it harder for recently arrived immigrants to get access to benefits rather than to stop immigrants who genuinely want to work.

But also because the lack of consistency in so many shows in the New York summer 2014 season proves how much recently arrived creative artists need a mentor, or at least a vision.

It was 15 years ago, and I had recently arrived in southern Spain, one of 30 or so American college girls well primed for the modest adventure of a junior year abroad.

And the influx of so many other Hispanic immigrant groups -- and even Cubans more recently arrived -- with their own political agendas (or none at all) dilute the hardliners' political leverage even further.

Furthermore, my English was so marked by a Yiddish accent that I was often mistaken for a recently arrived immigrant.