But he watched in fascination and said the pilot managed to bring the plane in for a relatively flat, if loud, landing.
Sometimes it will be loud and land on the front page of newspapers.
By Fairfax Downey The New Yorker, December 28 , 1929P. 33 The noise of off-stage tap dancing is being heard louder and louder throughout the land.
The voice of the expert was loud in the land and largely respected.
"Before the dust has settled or the blood congealed, editorials, speeches, and civil-rights commissions are loud in the land, demanding to know what happened.
They were, in turn, replaced by an array of full-width bumps, some shallow, some so unexpectedly steep that the wince of crunched springs and screech of brakes was loud in the land.
It was a day of flypasts, and swing music, and pipe bands and loud renditions of Land of Hope of Glory and We'll Meet Again as the commemorations came to an emotional climax.
But the ladies' performance was still loud enough to land them on the medals stand, thanks to some solid screamwork teamwork.
Mr. Gore's metal crutches landed with a loud clang.
The crowd here screamed almost as loud when she landed it.
