Sentence examples for has landed itself from inspiring English sources

It has landed itself in a fine mess – but it's not entirely of its own making.

This seemed to be a nice way of acknowledging that his victorious party has landed itself with a large and conspicuous policy commitment whose meaning is alarmingly unclear.

The BBC has landed itself a first-class director general". Mr Dyke admitted of a "potential conflict of interest" between his new post and his current non-executive directorship at Manchester United PLC.

In the Netherlands, Volkskrant columnist Bert Wagendorp was particularly brutal: "It is almost certainly the case that in recent European history, absent a threat of actual war, no country has landed itself in such complete and utter chaos," he wrote.

And now, whether by accident or design, the country has landed itself with a leader who looks set to inject some much needed common sense into the way we are run.

Given the dwindling supply of conducting talent and the number of orchestras disparate in their search for what remains, the Minnesota Orchestra has landed itself something of a prize.

Fidelity's Chief investment officer, Dominic Rossi, said the bank had landed itself in a "public relations mess".

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After its upset victory over Canada on Sunday, the United States men's hockey team was supposed to have landed itself on the easy side of the bracket leading to the gold medal.

Upon approach from I-30 to the north the Tom Landry Freeway in Arlington, Texas, it appears as though a massive spacecraft from a world beyond our own has landed and nestled itself neatly into the suburban sprawl.

"The Phaethon has landed".

The leviathan has landed.