Sentence examples for landed up at from inspiring English sources

Again, following the reports of Ritesh Deshmukh and D'Souza's marriage plans, the priest landed up at producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah's office to register a complaint.

Fear is a great motivator, but rarely does it make you do the right thing, which is probably why my dad and I landed up at that meeting.

But samples that landed up at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough led to the first carbon-fibre composite (Hyfil) being made available to select industrial partners, including the aeroengine manufacturer Rolls-Royce.

He landed up at New College, Oxford, after being required to describe a safety pin on a piece of paper, and graduated with a first in politics, philosophy and economics.

The idea that you can transfer to a more reputable university is something the government mentioned in the white paper, in order to help under-represented groups who are more likely to have landed up at a uni for which they are over-qualified.

And when she landed up at doorsteps, women who worried that her health campaign would turn into their husbands suspecting infidelity turned her away.

"Just about anybody from Facebook in the US would land up at our office," he told me.

Huhne may land up at Ford open prison, West Sussex, regarded as five-star by the cognoscenti and the former home to many a celebrity prisoner.

But in India, you could not say that the government was in a "compromising position" because a police party would then land up at the next Cabinet meeting brandishing handcuffs.

Just look at the number of parallel businesses that have started in the founder-dating space and the incredible number of people landing up at their 'dating' events.

Even if they did land up at the Family Court after consulting a divorce lawyer, let's say even me, I would advise them to first think about reconciling and use divorce only as a final option.