Sentence examples for landed themselves from inspiring English sources

Newcastle have also landed themselves in an already existing campaign specifically targeting Wonga's use of football for marketing.

Some brave women recently got behind the wheel in defiance and landed themselves in jail for it, so protest may be growing.

In Mr. Chamboredon's view, the pigeons have already landed themselves a place in history by upending the usual sequence of French political discourse, which often involves street protests.

There are disadvantages to belonging to no political group in Europe, so the Conservatives landed themselves with their strange bedfellows in the European Democrat Group.

Free-market enthusiasts saw it as an efficient means of setting prices.When regulators eventually tried to crack down on the practice, on the ground that it was unfair to ordinary shareholders, they landed themselves with a huge problem.

Fresh from the flour and icing-splattered marquee of The Great British Bake Off, presenters Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc have landed themselves a nomination for Best Female TV Comics at this year's British Comedy Awards.

Passenger aircraft have long been able to land themselves.

The fellows must be sheer fools to land themselves in war with England".

Commercial airliners fly and even land themselves using radar and satellite-positioning systems to navigate through fog and storms.

One in three families, they reckoned, were not managing at all, simply landing themselves in more debt.

You could describe Jaoui and Bacri's films as comedies of awkward manners, exploring the impasses people land themselves in, through lack of tact or excess of it.