Sentence examples for make landing from inspiring English sources
Such systems help pilots land, especially at airports like San Francisco where fog can make landing challenging.
It is 2,300 feet long and 1,000 feet wide and has a gravitational pull only one-one-hundred-thousandth of Earth's, characteristics that make landing a probe there difficult.
That will make landing Matsuzaka, whose agent will be Scott Boras, doubly expensive; before the 2001 season, the Mariners' winning bid to negotiate with Ichiro Suzuki was $13.125 million.
It depends on two things — "wind speed," which is obvious enough once it's pointed out, and "sea swell," a surface state of water that dictates whether a boat can make landing at the bay in Hirta, the main island in the small archipelago of St . Kilda
Ascension becomes the second British South Atlantic outpost unable to provide a regular way on and off the island, after plans to open a newly built £250m runway on St Helena were suspended because of strong winds that make landing planes dangerous.
But the asteroid's rough surface could make landing risky.
§ 3120.7-1 Nominatoon to make lands available for competitive lease.
Finally they concluded she couldn't make land.
The Dublin Agreement ostensibly forces arrivals to seek asylum in the state they first make land.
The dense forests make land travel extremely difficult and horticulture impracticable.
Boaz Yakin's drama, which cost just $20m to make, landed in fourth spot with $12.2m on debut.
