Preposition: at

• pm: Father Christmas arrives at 6:30 pm to meet the children in his grotto.

• camp: In January 1943, Americans started to arrive at the camp.

• gate: Pre-departure baggage identification is sometimes required, usually when passengers arrive late at the gate.

• roundabout: Carry along Woodlands Lane until you arrive at a roundabout ( The Orchard Pub should be on your left hand side ).

Object

• home: The Arctic Cavalier eventually arrived home, days later than normal.

Preposition: with

• bang: The first Kent Minigolf Open arrives with a bang this month.

Preposition: by

• noon: Grace Foster Putnoe Lane, Bedford Letters must arrive by noon on Tuesday.

Preposition: at

• airport: Arrived at the airport at 14:00 in time to catch the slightly delayed flight back to Gatwick.

Adjective complement

• unannounced: We should have been finished by 8.30pm but so many people arrived unannounced that we had quite a queue to get through.

Preposition: in

• plenty: The trains ran perfectly and I arrived in plenty of time.