Sentence examples for lackluster land from inspiring English sources
"Admiral" (called "Michiel de Ruyter" in the Netherlands) is in constant conflict-preparedness mode, its lackluster land scenes of political intrigue and home life merely holding patterns between director and cinematographer Roel Reiné's noisy, camera-restless sea battles, filmed for maximum confusion and slo-mo grandiosity.
The first generation of pico projectors sort of landed with a thud; their lackluster performance and poor battery life, combined with a relatively high price, have pretty much relegated them to "experimental" status.
So how can you land an apartment if your score is lackluster?
There is 1969 and 1986 for sure, but also many lackluster seasons along with the leaky pipes, the paucity of bleacher seats as a landing spot for home runs and that calf-crushing climb to the upper deck.
They argue that drilling on federal lands is not keeping pace and they blame the administration for a lackluster leasing record.
REBOUNDS The lackluster effort by ZORAN PLANINIC and BRANDON ARMSTRONG in the final five minutes of Tuesday's game landed them on the injured list Friday.
Sears has tinkered with the big clothing brand it owns, Lands' End, creating small Lands Endd stores in the middle of each Sears store, but sales are lackluster, analysts said.
Most times it would be a group of us embracing the camaraderie and the security in numbers and all falling in with the spirit of the sport, trying crazy stuff, coaxing a stunt from a lackluster wave just for the pure fun of it, knowing a buddy would bail us out if we landed in trouble.
