Sentence examples for landing something from inspiring English sources
Poaching is when someone uses a small camera or phone to slyly record a top pro landing something they haven't released publicly yet.
The only worry for Creature is David's tendency to, as they say, freak the fuck out when he's having trouble landing something.
Yes, a man who played a pivotal role in landing something on a comet, should be forcibly removed from his life's work because he wore a campy, ridiculous shirt with a few bikini-clad cartoons.
Another example of what can trigger a dream like this one might be saying the wrong thing in a job interview and killing my chances of landing something I didn't have in the first place.
The New European has landed something of a scoop in its second week of existence.
Getting this Chinese Scholar's Garden, they landed something unrivaled anywhere in the city".
It sort of looks like a spaceship that just landed, something different, something people can call their own.
The horse won the Liverpool Autumn Cup that year at Aintree and, the following May, landed something of a gamble by winning the Jubilee Handicap at Kempton Park.
"It is significant that a non-Chinese company can land something like this in China," Mr. Ahearn said in an interview.
Now Ms. Leakes, 44, has landed something most of her genre peers only dream of (or grasp at): a regular role on "The New Normal," a comedy created by Ms. Adler and Mr. Murphy and starting Tuesday on NBC.
Television rejected him, as did the old Greater London Council for a race relations post, and, when he did land something – the British head of Amnesty International – smaller minds than his swiftly forced him out.
