Sentence examples for previously landed from inspiring English sources

Prithula Rashid had only recently qualified and had never previously landed at Kathmandu airport.

Mr. Paladino, a businessman from Buffalo, has previously landed in hot water for calling gay-pride parades "disgusting" and for forwarding racist emails to his friends.

But for activists who had previously landed in jail for their democratic leanings, it seemed like progress, even though no one knew for sure just why China's leaders had turned cordial.

The stance, while controversial, is not as severe as the other accusations, which have previously landed him in hot water with both the Federal Drug Administration and the US Senate.

Fashion and advertising have been avidly kidnapping and breeding with art and art photography, even as art photography has been embracing the most mundane and daily sides of life that previously landed in diaries or trash bins or on the cutting-room floor.

Mr. Bradwell is relishing his sudden New York exposure, having previously landed no closer to Manhattan as a director than the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, where he was represented by "The Dalkey Archive" in 1979 and "Love and Understanding" in 1998.

Yet it was not nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award for best ensemble; and no film has won best picture without previously landing at least the actors' nomination since "Braveheart," in 1996.

The gold was won by the Canadian Rosannagh MacLennan, after the defending champion, He Wenna of China, stumbled in her final routine and dropped to her knees on her final bounce, after previously landing on the red mats during qualifying.

Subbarrel/core axons innervated only around ∼30 50% of the barrel volume in L4 and may give rise to subbarrels, whose existence was suggested previously (Land and Erickson 2005; Furuta et al. 2011).

Roberts has interviewed Obama a few times previously, including landing his first interview after becoming president on Inauguration Day.

The rocket had previously launched - and landed - after putting a US national security payload in orbit in May last year.