Sentence examples for he landed himself from inspiring English sources

His maturity and self-control were on display every time he landed himself in trouble.

But he landed himself in trouble again when he said that hearing foreign languages spoken on trains made him feel "uncomfortable".

Some of this, I dare say, may shine some light on how he landed himself in all that trouble.

He landed himself in trouble earlier this year when he suggested "ugly" wives and girlfriends would not be allowed into the team hotel in France.

He landed himself in a whole lot of trouble after his request for bacon, jalapeño mac and cheese went so horribly wrong, gathering millions of views on YouTube in the process within days.

So it was that last week he landed himself in a literary version of the Sky sexism row, with the Keysian contention that he'd only write a children's book if he had "a serious brain injury".

And he should relish the challenge he's landed himself".

He has almost never addressed the specifics of the investigation, and when he has (as Mueller's questions recognize) he has landed himself in trouble.

5.16pm: Furykwatch: Jim will probably need to put that iron back in his bag and pull out of a machete if he is to get out of the rough he has landed himself him.

He is housetrained, obedient, and master of so many tricks that he even landed himself an agent.

A spokesperson for Yorkshire police said: "He didn't make his point very well and that is why he has landed himself in bother". So, the penalty for not making a point "very well" is prosecution and potentially a sentence of up to six months in prison.