Sentence examples for help to land from inspiring English sources

"Most of those jets we can help to land safely that's what Canada is doing".

It's strange that mathematics can help to land men on the moon and keep us all connected in this digital age, but can't get a handle on this seemingly much simpler problem.

Gonzaga needs some help to land a top spot even though its only defeats were to St. Joseph's and Stanford.

The council is credited with helping to land some large so-called integrated assignments from Bank of America, Burger King and the Postal Service.

At Western Airlines, for example, a strategy paper he had written on the airline's future helped to land him the chief executive's role.

But doesn't all that sound like the days of yore, when references, networking and healthy doses of nepotism helped to land jobs?

Mr. Model, for one, got some stock tips from one dog owner, the same person he helped to land a job with his wife, the real estate broker.

That career took off when the success of The Empire Bar helped to land him a television slot called PK Tonight, which became BBC Northern Ireland's most successful show ever and was required viewing every Friday night.

Actually, a convergence of outrages has helped to land domestic airlines in their current pickle, according to Kevin P. Mitchell, the chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, which represents the interests of corporate travel buyers in public policy and industry affairs.

That helped to land him behind bars, and five years later, facing more charges and after a diagnosis of mental illness, Dr. Sell is still locked up awaiting trial.

The housing recession in places like Pittsburgh was relatively mild, helping to land Pittsburgh second on the list of best places to purchase a home.