Sentence examples for landing toward from inspiring English sources

The policy makers maintained the view that the United States economy would probably achieve a soft landing toward the end of the year.

By tracking landmarks and local features on the surface of celestial bodies, these technologies will provide GPS-like spacecraft localization capabilities and enable precision orbiting and/or landing toward known targets of interest.

Thanks to this difference in elevation, water flowed off the land toward the sea.

From here, if you are going to western Aleppo, you must continue down the avenue, across no man's land, toward the river, on foot.

And a drainage plan was discovered that allowed the land to drain through town land toward Long Island Sound, not toward New York City's water supply in the Kensico Reservoir, which would have required the developer to meet the standards of the City Department of Environmental Protection.

They study the Israeli patrols, and make their move when the guard is being changed, hurrying across more than a mile of barren no man's land toward the fence, at a point where thick forest grows close to the other side.

We knew that the boosters would come down, if all went well, somewhere on the body of land toward the other end of the Causeway.

Others that land toward the top of the heap include German-based automakers Daimler and Volkswagen, which earned global scores of 79.03 and 77.33, respectively.

Companies like U.K. firm Vodafone, U.S.-based Lockheed Martin and China's Haier Group landed toward the bottom of the list, with scores under 65 but they aren't losers by many means.

Gradient transect analyses revealed an overall trend of increasing carbon stocks from the urban center to peri-urban areas as a direct result of land use and cover change driven by policy-oriented urban planning, which led to both infilling of empty areas within the urban center and sprawling of urban land toward peri-urban areas.

Each of us has been gathered in from a distant land, toward the shadow of the cross.