Sentence examples for why arrival from inspiring English sources

The JK Rowling-created Fandastic Beasts and Where to Find Them arrives this week, which explains why Arrival was given such a clear field – distributors in general were reluctant to release a film and then have it clobbered after seven days.

Which is why the arrival of the Pink Wishbone Project is welcome news.

Perhaps this is why her arrival smile looked a little fragile.

Which is why the arrival of the GTI for the seventh iteration of the Golf (last year's World Car of the Year, no less) was somewhat exciting.

Mr. Hiaasen's adeptness with that kind of exchange is one reason why the arrival of each of his new novels makes the world a slightly happier place.

Mr. Brant did not say why the arrival of the picture from Denmark did not arouse his suspicions since Denmark was not on the Guggenheim tour.

This is why the arrival of Cassava Republic Press, a publishing company started in Nigeria, and now opening an office in the UK, marks a long overdue change.

Dynasty, but not the 1980s kind, is at the beating heart of monarchy, which is why the arrival of a new heir to the throne — now third in the line of succession after Charles and William — has raised such excitement.

In the pink pages of the Financial Times, the City's own organ, a former investment banker called for moralised markets, while the FT's brainbox-in-chief asked why the arrival of Occupy London Stock Exchange had taken so long.

That's why the arrival of helmet compulsion on the British Isles, albeit part of the British Isles with its own very distinct legal and legislative system, worries me so much.

As a form the teleplay is mired in its own noble pedantry, which is why the arrival of "Thurgood" on HBO on Thursday initially seems dubious -- especially so, perhaps, because it is a one-man enterprise even more heavily prone to the sensibility of tutorial.