He landed as far south as he could.
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Hingis, 25, started out serving balls to Castroneves that landed as softly as balloons.
Although Europeans landed as early as 1472, the region was not explored until 1884, when Gustav Holm, a Dane, mapped the coast.
For all the headaches he caused the Irish, quarterback Everett Golson's fourth-quarter 50-yard pass to Chris Brown landed as neatly as if it had been dropped from the sky.
With his massive wingspan, Pierre-Paul easily corralled the ball, landed (as softly as a behemoth can) and rumbled 28 yards into the end zone for the first touchdown of his career.
A lovely half-volley pick-up for a clean winner was an early indication that his mind was keenly tuned, and then the first drop shot floated over the net and landed as soft as a feather.
Mr. Gingrich was in the audience at Andrews when the planes landed, as was Stephen A. Cambone, who as the Pentagon's director of program analysis and evaluation is a powerful voice on budget matters within Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's inner circle.
It's the first time a film has landed as high as second place in the chart with less than £1m since September (when Killing Me Softly opened in that position with £956,000) and the lowest gross for a chart runner up since July (when Ice Age: Continental Drift occupied the spot with £720,000 earnings from Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland).
The missiles landed as close as 300 kilometers west of Japan's Akita prefecture, a Japanese government spokesman said.
From numerous visits to radar stations before his flights, Overton memorized where and how the Soviet pilots landed as well as how long they stayed airborne.
