arrive at something

Examples of arrived

arrived

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

A publisher who arrived late on the market or who miscalculated the demand for an ordinary, "mid-list" book could be punished with a heavy loss.
Such a conclusion is arrived at in a number of different ways.
I was certainly eager to inspect it as soon as it arrived on my desk.
By the turn of the century, riding astride had arrived for good and equestrian fashions soon followed.
Given the four key variables of comprehensive post-productivism, the restricted version of the concept can be arrived at in two steps.
Those who arrived at older ages underwent more varied experiences and did not necessarily begin university at the same time.
Assuming 100% net efficiency, 869 male flies (126/0.145) should have arrived and 743 should have reached the vicinity of the trap.
Of the 8,000 that arrived, at least 3,000 died of disease, hunger, and despair.
A procedural theory of legitimacy assesses how the directives an authority issues are arrived at.
Equally, once the students had arrived in the coastal areas there was no systematic machinery of oppression in place.
Additionally, visitors who arrived and slept in private boats used the centre's facilities.
Few books came into the libraries and virtually none arrived in university bookstores.
Two experiments have attempted to test this hypothesis and have arrived at somewhat different conclusions.
The gardens employed a large number of women, nearly all being married when they arrived.
If the regime has not affected an overall decrease, has it managed to reduce the worst excesses which might have arrived without it?
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