Sentence examples for to arrive something from inspiring English sources

But given the unpredictability of traffic on the streets of New York, a spot test conducted on Wednesday showed that even with accurate location information, there was no telling how long it would take for a bus to arrive, something that Michael Frumin, a systems engineering manager for Bus Time, acknowledged.

When they arrive and I arrive, something will happen.

It is to arrive at something that will help her make sense of her own life.

The Australians had finally seemed to arrive at something approaching "mid-season form".

In the days and weeks leading up to last night Herman van Rompuy, who holds the former position, worked the phones hard to arrive at something close to a consensus.

The performance captured, in the first and third movements, the music's sense of speeding and slowing to arrive at something massive and monumental.

There is enough evidence, based on social experiments, to show the more people involved in making a decision, the less likely they are to arrive at something definite as opposed to a consensus.

Analyst Gerard Lane at Shore Capital said the pound was still overvalued: Sterling can (should or needs to, some would say) fall below parity with the euro and $1.30 to arrive at something close to fair value, i.e. some 20% below current levels.

But it seems like companies that are pursuing their commercial interests including us have to arrive at something like that.

You know, rewriting, rewriting, rewriting, in order to arrive at something that's happening spontaneously in front of the cameras.

And, it is clear, with close looking, that these paintings are built from the willingness to risk destroying everything in order to arrive at something new.