Examples of using "Arrives" in a sentence and their english translations:
You are coming.
Got the hang of it?
What country are you from?
When will tomorrow arrive?
How're you holding up?
You arrive soon, don't you?
Can you sleep?
- You are too late.
- You're too late.
- Drop me a line when you get there.
- Call me once you've arrived.
Can you believe it?
Can you read that?
Can you program in C?
How you can abide him?
- Ring me as soon as you arrive.
- Phone me as soon as you arrive.
- Call me as soon as you arrive.
- Give me a bell as soon as you arrive.
Get there early.
Got the hang of it?
Why do you always arrive so late?
You're finally here!
- Can you see?
- See?
- You are too late.
- You're too late.
Can you write a letter in English?
Telegraph us when you get to Boston.
You came too late.
- How're you holding up?
- How are you holding up?
Can you read that?
I don't know how you can stand Tom.
I'm counting the days till you get here.
- Drop me a line when you get there.
- Call me once you've arrived.
Can you touch your toes without bending your legs?
Can you hear me?
- Can you see?
- Can you see it?
The meeting will have broken up by the time you arrive there.
- You'll arrive at 2.30 and Mary a bit later.
- You'll arrive at half past two and Mary a bit later.
- You'll arrive at half two and Mary a bit later.
- You're arriving at half past two and Mary's arriving a bit later.
- You're arriving at half two and Mary's arriving a bit later.
- You arrive at 2.30 and Mary arrives a bit later.
- You'll arrive at 2.30 and Mary will arrive a bit later.
- You'll arrive at half past two and Mary will arrive a bit later.
- You'll arrive at half two and Mary will arrive a bit later.
Can you program in C?
You are late. The meeting finished thirty minutes ago.
Dinner's ready already. When are you going to be home?
Be sure to drop us a line as soon as you get to London.
Can you believe it? She's even lazier than me.
Your Chinese is so good, you can quote proverbs.
How can you put up with the noise?
Get in touch with me as soon as you arrive here.
Please call me as soon as possible when you arrive in London.
Give us a call when you arrive.
Can you write a letter in English?
Can you see this?
Can you tell the twins apart?
Can you visualise how the garden will look once the flowers are in bloom?
Can you believe it?
How can you concentrate?
She left here long before you arrived.
Can you read that sign ahead of us?
Can you hear us?
Can you believe that she sold her virginity on eBay?
Can you believe it? He's even lazier than me.
How can you concentrate?
Can you read that?
- Can you remember the first time you heard the Beatles?
- Can you remember the first time that you heard the Beatles?
Can you remember the first word you learned in English?
- Can you still remember the time we first met?
- Can you still remember the time that we first met?
Can you remember the first time you ate at this restaurant?
Can you do it faster?
Can you see that small house?
How far can you stick your finger up your nose?
- Can you do it faster?
- Can you do that more quickly?
Got the hang of it?