Sentence examples for word arrived from from inspiring English sources

Within days, word arrived from 75 Grand.

Eventually kind words arrived from a short-story wunderkind who'd once shared a cubicle with my editor, from a novelist I'd met at a party and from a writer published by Viking, which was also publishing me.

Word arrived today from Ankara that Turkey's leaders might give their Parliament a second chance to approve the troop deployment, and White House officials described their best hope of resurrecting the deal as a huge plunge in the Turkish stock market on Monday morning caused by investors realizing that large amounts of American aid may not materialize.

There came another prolonged roar from inside, and word arrived that Coventry had equalised.

Last week, word arrived that the deal had been settled at $18 million, with some of the money to come from foundation grants but most of it borrowed from banks.

The word arrived just in time.

Help Is Coming was a hushed, heartbreaking hymn to all those people who, in Finn's words, "had arrived from Europe on ships to Ellis Island, seeking a better life for their families in America".

We have here an example of a word that has arrived from French twice, once in the Middle Ages and again later.

Personally, I feel sorry for Katy's grandad, Keith, a man of very few words who has arrived from Yorkshire only to be plunged into a soapy maelstrom of murder, abortion, suicide and raw sewage.

That was when Coolidge was sworn in as president by his father, a notary public, by the glow of a kerosene lamp, after word of Harding's death arrived from San Francisco.

By John W. Thomason The New Yorker, April 11 , 1936P. 38 Mr. Bartoe who has just arrived from China receives word that a present has arrived from China and is being held at the Customs House for duty.