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The minute men prepared the militia for the arrival of the British soldiers by hanging one lantern if the British were coming by land and two if they were coming by sea.
Pre arrival (or pre-arrival) simply means before arrival.
During World War I, the arrival of American troops did in fact affect the spirit of the British, French, and other allied troops in Europe in 1917 and beyond. In general, the optimism, the energy, and the passion of the American soldiers, as well as their effectiveness in battle, lifted the spirits of the soldiers who had already been fighting the Central Powers for several long, difficult years.
In November 1918,the Germans asked for armistice because they realized that their cause was lost. Their army had no reserves, whereas the arrival of Americans has assured the Allies of a fresh supply of soldiers.
The arrival of the Europeans did not affect the native americans in Mexico.
Gerda Weisman was surprised by the soldiers because she had lost hope of being rescued after enduring the harsh conditions of the concentration camp and witnessing the death of many others. The sudden arrival of the soldiers represented a glimmer of hope and liberation from the oppression she had experienced.
The minute men prepared the militia for the arrival of the British soldiers by hanging one lantern if the British were coming by land and two if they were coming by sea.
Shortly after the narrator's arrival Madeline "succumbed to the prostrating power of the destroyer", which means she dies.
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Two patriots also rode out to warn the militia.
During the Initial Arrival Phase of a deployment, soldiers must Establish Manual Files. At the same time, issues important to survival (example: food, water, protection) are addressed.
In "The Loons" by Margaret Laurence, key events during the rising action include Piquette's arrival at the narrator's grandparents' cabin, her growing friendship with the narrator, the confrontation between Piquette and the townspeople, and the tragic climax where the narrator witnesses the loons' call.
The first gentle rapping at the narrator's door occurs in the eighth stanza of Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven." It signifies the arrival of the mysterious visitor who turns out to be the titular bird.
If he does die, it is because he has fallen into the pit. If he doesn't die, it is because french soldiers arrive just in time to save him. The story ends with the arrival of the soldiers, but doesn't tell if they were able to save him from his fall into the pit.
In "The Mats" by Francisco Arcellana, the rising action is the series of events that lead up to the climax. It includes the preparations of the characters for the narrator's arrival, the narrator's journey to meet his father-in-law, and the interactions between the narrator and his wife's family as they weave mats. These events build tension and develop the themes of tradition, family, and culture in the story.
Pre arrival (or pre-arrival) simply means before arrival.