Arrive
Arrive verb - To get to a destination.
Fly
Fly verb - To cease to be visible.
Usage example: the morning mist had flown, and a sparkling sea lay before us
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Fly and Arlene arrive and it takes them over half a day to even find a corpse to resurrect.
Source: Literature / Doom - While he restlessly waits the six weeks for the beanie to arrive, Calvin keeps dreaming about how he'll be able to use it to fly around the neighborhood like a helicopter.
Source: Wanting Is Better Than Having -
While he restlessly waits the six weeks for the beanie to arrive, Calvin keeps dreaming about how he'll be able to use it to fly around the neighborhood.
Source: Comic Strip / Calvin and Hobbes
Cite this Source
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