She was the first woman to land a double axel.
After surveying the land in 1793, it was opened to settlement by British subjects with the first issue of land patents in 1796, although squatters had already been present for a few years.
The resulting magazine, Jacobin, whose ninth issue just landed, has certainly been an improbable hit, buoyed by the radical stirrings of the Occupy movement and a bitingly satirical but serious-minded style.
These issues have been integral to land ecology since the early twentieth century [427] but have been rarely considered in the marine environment.
Mechanical issues forces police helicopter to land at Montrose Community Park.
Land the airplane by first making note of the wind direction to land into the wind.
The "first known American case to address the issue" of the validity of state land grands to land over which the aboriginal title had not been extinguished was Marshall v. Clark Vaa. 1791), decided by the Virginia Supreme Court.
Try to land with arms first!
The trio targeted large corporations, hoping to land substantial contracts and avoid collection issues.
The flight attendant announced that we had to land at London Heathrow because of mechanical issues.
