Sentence examples for land sir from inspiring English sources
"I'd like to speak on behalf of the land, sir," said one participant.
All in all, I can imagine that people who meet R. W. Apple, Jr., for the first time in his maturity might assume that some time-travel production of "The Man Who Came to Dinner" had managed to land Sir John Falstaff for the role of Sheridan Whiteside.
A laundry-basket escape lands Sir John in the Thames, and an emergency disguise as an old fortuneteller results in his being beaten by an enraged Ford.
Russia has landed Sir Norman Foster to build the eco-correct Moscow City Tower, while the Grand Hotel and Spa Rodina (www.grandhotelrodina.com) just opened near Vladimir Putin's summer house on the Black Sea.
· "We will give you the most comfortable chair in the air which you can recline in for take-off and landing," Sir Richard Branson told Upper Class Virgin Atlantic passengers two weeks ago.
During the number, one of the male members says "Would you like something to suck on for landing, sir?" and "Some salted nuts, sir?" "This is disgusting," spat my friend suddenly showing previously unsuspected levels of prudery while watching Making Your Mind Up on Saturday night.
The song contains a liberal amount of sexual innuendo, the most overt being "...and blow into the mouthpiece" and "Would you like something to suck on for landing, sir?" (the latter was omitted or changed for some tea-time television performances).
Sir Ian, 73, will play Estragon in Waiting for Godot and Spooner in No Man's Land, while Sir Patrick, 72, takes on the roles of Vladimir and Hirst.
Some of these gains could still be had by changing the mandates and structures that keep the institutions apart.Sir Richard Jolly Institute of Development Studies Brighton, East SussexPeace across the land?* SIR – The Colombian peace talks are indeed very important ("Digging in for peace", June 1st).
Lina says the place of my talking on stone is Mary's Land where Sir does business.
In colonial times the British crown deeded the land to Sir Thomas Pell, for whom nearby Pelham Manor and Pelham Parkway are named.
