“ARRIVING” на русском языке

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arriving inbound incoming in

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come turn up get here/there make it appear enter present oneself come along materialize show (up) roll in/up blow in show one's face

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“I thought I sensed someone else arriving.

It had been two days since Heartman had let her know that Sam was on his way, and when she estimated the distance between Heartman’s lab and her own, she was sure that he would be arriving any time now.

“As though their quarrel had carried through the air, a third group came up, arriving at the scene at the precise moment that the first two groups were ready to go into partnership.

They’d been meant as a loan to get the party safely through the wilderness and over the Spine, but in the rush of arriving at Falvar and going to see the baron, he hadn’t had the chance to ask for them back, and she’d vanished into the town without offering to return them.

On arriving at the house, they went inside, spoke a few words to the uncle, came out, and went straight over to the burros, looking at them carefully and appraising their value.

No, the only way he can maintain the focus he needs to, ah, to do what he’s attempting, is without the distraction of hostile spellcasters arriving in Falvar or stalking the barrows, hunting his minions.

I don’t recall her arriving at the sledges.

While your father is gone, he should take command, and while I’ve no doubt he will agree with your decisions, he should be involved in arriving at them.

SOUTH KNOT CITYEven after traversing back over the snowy mountains that had given him such a battering on his way west, passing by Mama’s old lab where he had found her holed up with her BT baby, and finally arriving at South Knot City where Fragile’s body had been ruined forever and sullied with the marks that caused her such shame, the skies hadn’t changed at all.

If he’s on time, he should be arriving at the distro center soon.

He imagined the first few fishermen arriving home, full of that anticipation of land that sailors have, of spying the dark line of the coast on the horizon, the pall of smoke, the smell of ash and soot on the wind, the near-empty docks, the beached ships, the few surviving masts all askew.