Sentence examples similar to no one land from inspiring English sources
Kindler had traded for Boardwalk, which gave him both blues, but after the economy tanked and travel fell off no one landed on his property.
That left room for Weir, who decided against a quad (no one landed one) and played it safe.
Admiral Landry said that a burn would take place offshore where no one on land could see it.
Fraser told me that he had persuaded the photographer to pay the high fee required to rent a villa on the island because no one can land there without payment.
No matter where one lands philosophically on abortion, there has to be a way to acknowledge that a baby two weeks from being born is a person.
Arguably, however, no one has landed on the moon, quite yet, and the virtual fitting room market is still wide open.
Ms. Collins was still about seven minutes away from the airport when she called for help, dialing 911 dispatchers from her cellphone to say that her husband, John Collins, 81, was unresponsive, and that there was no one to land the plane.
We were told the polls were wrong because no one uses land lines any more.
One Law, one Land, one Throne.
No one usually lands a glove on Boris.
