Sentence examples for landing up from inspiring English sources

Eavesdrop on a bunch of Britons (whom Egyptians generally consider to be the meanest spenders of all) landing up in Luxor in reply to a cut-price advertisement.

When the British cod trade collapsed, Maria followed the money, landing up in Regency Cheltenham, one of the new spa towns.

Holding down spending on social care, for which there is rising demand from an ageing population, has caused general pain, including in the NHS, because too many lonely oldies are landing up in hospital.Take the government's welfare reforms into account, and demographic as well as regional losers emerge from Mr Osborne's squeeze.

The total price for a domestic ticket includes a 7.5percentt federal tax; a Sept. 11 security fee of $2.50 a flight segment (or takeoff and landing), up to $10; passenger facility charges of $3 to $4.50 per airport, up to $18; and a federal fee of $3.40 a segment.

Current affairs was his first love and he did stints on Newsnight before landing up on BBC2's Food and Drink with Peter Bazalgette, now chairman of the Arts Council, to whom he was No 2 for a long time at Endemol.

Little did we realise at the time Djokovic was almost as vulnerable that day as was Monfils and he would struggle on through the autumn before landing up here in search of a fifth consecutive title, but without his No1 ranking.

(Most captured mustangs didn't land up so kindly).

"We just land up on the roof and lay there".

Sagittarians are 38% more likely than others to land up there because of a broken arm.

They weren't going to be able to land up there otherwise.

"Both myself and the guy who published those paintings landed up with brain problems".