Sentence examples for landing myself from inspiring English sources

I started casually writing for the web in 2015, and things took off when I capitalized on a viral tweet, writing an article about it that also made the rounds, eventually landing myself on CNN, which helped me make enough of a name for myself in the digital media world that justified quitting my barista job to write full time.

Not very constructive, I admit – I'd probably have landed myself in court – but it would have been very satisfying.

Before long, I landed myself a new agent who was absolutely certain she could sell Hot Property.

I have managed to land myself the Holy Grail for all aspiring solicitors.

I never really knew what I wanted Paris to be until I landed myself a houseboat moored on the Seine.

As a stockbroker who threw raves and invested in club drugs, I landed myself in jail and deserved punishment.

I've landed myself a job, friends and a girlfriend all through cyberspace, and it would be ridiculous to pretend otherwise.

As for the fall, I am looking forward to the new Franzen novel as soon as I can land myself a copy, and to Laura Kipnis's "How To Become A Scandal," and to the new Jennifer Egan, and to the new-in-paperback Joanna Scott, Mary Gaitskill, and Mary Robison, and to the old "Parade's End," by Ford Madox Ford, an eight-hundred-page monster that stares at me reproachfully from my desk as I type this.

Vine has plenty of glitches and bugs right now, and somehow (I can't seem to replicate it) I landed myself on a new menu, featuring "Voiceover" and "Edit" buttons.

How I didn't land myself in the airport security slammer, I will never know.

I've done it three times, from three different colleges, accumulating enough credits to land myself somewhere around a sophomore.