I had no sooner reached the station than the train started.
私が駅に着くやいなや汽車は出た。
It began to rain before I got home.
家に着く前に雨が降り始めた。
As soon as I arrived at the destination, I called him.
私は目的地に着くやいなや彼に電話した。
The meeting will have broken up by the time we arrive.
私たちが着くころまでにその会は解散しているだろう。
As soon as we got there, it began to rain.
そこに着くとすぐに、雨が降り始めた。
Let me know when you will arrive at the airport.
あなたがいつ空港に着くか教えて下さい。
By the time we got there, the ship had left.
私たちがそこへ着く頃までには船は出ていた。
As soon as we got to the lake, we started swimming.
私達は湖へ着くとすぐに泳ぎ出しました。
She will arrive in Tokyo at the beginning of next month.
彼女は来月の初めに東京に着く。
By the time she gets there, it will be nearly dark.
彼女がそこに着く頃には、ほとんど暗くなっているだろう。
It will be snowing when we arrive at Shiga Heights.
私たちが志賀高原に着く頃には雪が降っているでしょう。
When I arrived, they quickly cleared out of the house.
私が着くと彼らは急いで家から出て行った。
Start now, and you will get there in time.
今出発しなさい、そうすればそこに間に合って着くでしょう。
I urged him to get away and cool down.
僕は彼に身を引いて事態が落ち着くのを待つように勧めた。
The ship will arrive by five o'clock.
船は五時までには着くだろう。
I will check what time the train arrives.
列車は何時に着くか調べてみよう。
The train left just as we arrived at the platform.
私たちがプラットホームに着くのと同時に電車が出てしまった。
Scarcely had I reached the airport before I realized I had forgotten my ticket.
飛行場に着くとすぐ、切符を忘れたことに気が付いた。
This letter says that he will arrive on Monday.
この手紙で彼は日曜日に着くといっている。
The train was on the point of leaving when I got to the station.
私が駅に着くと、列車は今にも発車しかけていた。
What time do you think you'll likely arrive?
着くの何時ごろになりそう?
He called up his uncle as soon as he got to Matsuyama.
彼は松山に着くとすぐにおじさんに電話した。
When I reached the hall right away the person in charge unrelentingly said things like "This painting is certain to increase in value in the future," and I went and signed the contract.
If you don't miss the train, you'll get there in time.
その電車に乗り遅れない限り、そこへ間に合って着くでしょう。
When I get home, someone will be cleaning the garage.
僕が家に着くころ、だれかがガレージを掃除しているだろう。
They arrived in Southern Rhodesia, and there was a choice of an immigrants' camp, consisting of mud huts with a communal water supply, or a hotel; and they chose the hotel, being what are known as people of means.