Sentence examples for one lands from inspiring English sources

If one lands on a whale bone, it turns female; if it lands on a female, then it turns male.

Professor Perrucci and his colleagues proposed four measures to determine where one lands on the class scale.

First, one lands on his cheek, "wings flat against his face, long proboscis reaching for a drop," then the other settles on the other cheek.

At first they just flash past and disappear again but then they get bolder, and eventually one lands on a tree and within minutes the entire tree is red, covered top to bottom with ibises.

It's tough to narrow them all down, but this one lands on my list for its inclusion of a Qi charging pad that lets users wirelessly charge compatible handsets on top of the brick.

Where one lands on this difficult question determines whether one walks -- or, alternatively, moves forward with their partner understanding the sacrifice involved.

We have no choice but to live as two people on one land".

The swimming movement was filmed by two cameras, one on land and one in the water.

A friend watched as one landed on a small shack nearby, demolishing it.

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.

The firm makes the red-and-white quadcopter called the Phantom, which recently gained fame when one landed on the White House lawn.