Sentence examples for yet it arrives from inspiring English sources
And yet it arrives at a poised moment for the city.
To reverse this would be life-changing for the least privileged: and yet it arrives as a very anodyne notion, that learning should be lifelong, an idea from neither the left nor the right, but the civilised mind.
And yet it arrived in 2004 as a tract for the times.
The Interview, the North Korea-baiting comedy which prompted an unprecedented cyber attack on Sony Pictures, looked destined at one point to never be seen – but now gets its biggest audience yet as it arrives on Netflix in the US this weekend.
The drive to create art is a "mandate" so ancient that it should probably by now have expired, and yet when it arrives, still, it is always in a hurry.
Celebrity also calls Galveston home this year, and Princess Cruises Grand Princesss will be Galveston's largest catch yet when it arrives in November: a ship taller than the Statue of Liberty, nearly 1,000 feet long and able to carry 2,600 passengers.
What we've learned, then: Assassin's Creed could be the best game movie yet when it arrives in cinemas on December the 21st – not that it has much competition.
Johanna Rochester, a research associate with The Endocrine Disruptor Exchange and lead author of a forthcoming EHP review of health effects of BPS and another analog called bisphenol F, says that while the Gao study was not included in her paper as it had not yet been published, it arrives at a similar conclusion that experimental effects of BPS are similar to those of BPA.
Mr Cotarelli says that, although the disinflation effort is not over yet, it "has arrived at a point of no return".The most immediate challenge facing Mr Temizel is to rehabilitate and sell eight troubled banks taken over by the government in the past two years.
No word yet on availability, but hopefully it arrives before summer rolls around and all you tourists start travelling en masse.
