Sentence examples for early landing from inspiring English sources
They crossed low over desolate expanses of cactus and mesquite, which threatened shins full of thorns for any pilot forced into an early landing.
Anderson gets a good jump again, but the tackle matches him and throws his hands early, landing them inside on the chest of Anderson.
And, setting them apart from other competitive pilots, they flew unusually fast, which eats up altitude quicker, believing the increased risk of an early landing was offset by the extra gain in mileage.
In 1943, once again in the face of opposition from General George Marshall, then chief of the army, who wanted an early landing in France, the Anglo-American armies pressed on through Sicily into Italy.
BitFlyer will hope its early landing can give it an important advantage over the competition that will doubtless follow its path to Europe.
Duke worked a jab and a left hook early, landing a good combination nearly a minute in.
In general, the early land plants are small and simple.
A fossil fish called Tiktaalik revealed close links to early land animals.
He studies a group of early land plants, the lycopods, that have survived several mass extinctions.
Because they are small, many early land plants are preserved whole, which makes reconstruction easier.
This S-type cell (Figure 1.4) is typical of early land plants like Rhynia.
