Sentence examples for easy landing from inspiring English sources

Why, if you have a choice, make an easy landing?

"It's not so easy landing a plane on Hollyburn Mountain," he said.

If it's the guy who embodies the old Rick Perry, with his 'I love ya, let's get Texas going again' attitude, it's an easy landing".

The only thing a stuntman wants more than a good steak dinner after an easy landing is a calendar filled with shooting schedules and well-paid jobs.

Cue red and blue flares in the Palace end and a sense of an easy landing all round for a manager in the job less than 48 hours.

By then she had, as Kellow makes clear, known plenty of turbulence and plenty of scuffling, and it's worth considering that she was self-consciously building herself a fortress of allies and disciples who could serve as a strike force against her detractors and could, in case of disaster, insure an easy landing.

Get used to entering the water and enjoy the easy, soft landing.

The result was war with Mexico, which Americans remember (if at all) as an easy land grab and a nice training ground for future Civil War generals.

"This is not an easy land for any candidate, and you might say a black one has more trouble than most," said G. Terry Madonna, the center's director.

With today's easy land and air travel, we forget that the sea and, still more so, navigable rivers was for a few centuries of this millennium an easier (though seldom easy) route to take, for some journeys, than the land.

And if you want to discount ITEP as a liberal source — which you shouldn't, because they do very good, careful work — try reading Ed Glaeser, who happens to be a Republican, but says that warm weather and easy land-use policies — not taxes — drive rapid growth in some states.