And even to someone arriving from the moon, the show immediately was recognizable as haute couture.
And almost one third of suicides occur within the first week of someone arriving in custody.
"When he arrived in Amsterdam it must have been like someone arriving in New York for the first time at the age of 25," Mr. Mosterd said.
Someone arriving from another country and encountering the Cleveland program would assume from the way it worked that the government was endorsing religion, Justice Breyer said.
On the surface, the country that greets someone arriving from San Francisco or New York tomorrow is startlingly similar to the place you would have seen two years ago, despite last year's catastrophe.
Sara remembers a colleague from the bookshop where she worked in Sweden saying that every story begins with someone arriving somewhere – and this too refers to what this story is, and what it will become.
The city experienced the nation's last domestic outbreak of smallpox -- defined as one person transmitting the disease to another on American soil, as opposed to someone arriving here already infected.
In a career that ended in 1991, she reported on the doings of society at a time when cigarettes and wine glasses were airbrushed out of photographs, and there was never a mention of someone arriving with a surprise consort.
An Apple patent filing published in November 2013 hinted at an application where someone arriving home with their iPhone would trigger the lights, and provide methods to control systems around the home.
"It is very difficult for me to imagine someone arriving at a North Korean facility with guns blazing and emerging with a nuclear weapon," said Matthew Bunn, who teaches at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and is the author of an annual survey titled "Securing the Bomb".
If you had come to meet someone arriving from Tokyo, I'd have sent you to Arrivals Area A, and if you were looking for C6, where the flight from Trinidad was landing, I'd direct you to Area C, never mind the number.
