Sentence examples for fine landed from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's fine landed on the same day Google announced a capitulation to the EU's requirements stipulated in the Android ruling.

Mr. Obama's remark last month during a televised news conference that "the private sector is doing fine" landed almost immediately in attack ads.

In 1995, Mr. Fine landed on the annual list of the city's 10 worst landlords compiled by the newspaper columnist Jack Newfield; one of Mr. Hinman's prized possessions is a T-shirt showing the list splashed across the front page of The New York Post.

When Robert finally inherits he will receive a fine landed estate near Ludlow in Shropshire which runs to over 7,500 acres, and a house in which he and his family have lived since the Earl moved to a retirement home nearby.

A decent example of the power of reefer madness – and the power of a parliament to sweep aside rational debate – occurred just one week before Fine landed in Britain.

Unpaid fines landed some students behind bars when they turned 17.

"The roof was made of fir boughs, and outside one window there was a fine landing field for dragonflies".

"My relationship with Todd and my relationship with Scott and several other persons in the organization made Kansas City look like a fine landing spot for me," Weis said.

The New York Times called it a "fine landing" and reported that it had been widely called "a feat of aeronautics".

Look for a Juan Carlos Obando hand-pleated silk dress with rope belt ($3,625) and a Parabellum Didion clutch ($1,175) handmade from bison leather and "named in homage to the Matron Saint of our fine land, California, Joan Didion," said the Parabellum designer Jason Jones.

In other words, passage of HR 5024 could save this fine land of ours.