"get landed" is not a correct phrase used in written English.
In order to be correct in written English, it should be replaced by a more precise phrase such as "arrive" or "reach". For example: My flight got landed at the airport just before dawn.
Unfortunately, they get landed with the lamest, squarest fraternity on campus, Oozma Kappa.
For those of us who, when we summon movie Lucifers, get landed with Al Pacino in "The Devil's Advocate" or Robert De Niro and his golden contact lenses in "Angel Heart," this is one hell of a relief.
While we didn't really learn anything new, the announcement of the first county deal with Cornwall will increase a sense of urgency for non-metropolitan areas to get their proposals in to the government before they get landed with someone else's versions of devolution.
Civil servants miss out on the positives associated with being a business leader, like profits generated from their work, but they do get "landed in it" if it all goes wrong.
At least being in here means I can't get landed with any more!" Raymond, 39, is serving the final months of an eight-year sentence for his role in an armed robbery.
When I try to resist giving a helping hand, in the end I find myself anyway interested as to how things worked out... so I get landed with responsibility again.
"Every space that comes after jail gets landed on more frequently than other spaces because jail serves as a sink.
Zara wasn't happy when I got landed with him!
I mean, I eventually got landed with the responsibility or the credit for it.
"We are going to get land".
But Virgin is still finding it hard to get landing slots at Newark Liberty International Airport, controlled by United.
