Sentence examples for problem landing from inspiring English sources

Quarterback Carson Palmer should now have no problem landing an Ibuprofen endorsement; if nothing else, he'll tune his helmet headset to a sounds-of-serenity mixtape to drown out the stereophonic silliness of his star receivers.

"John is very well respected and well liked in our industry and will have no problem landing back in the league," said Orlando General Manager John Gabriel, who learned of the decision through another National Basketball Association colleague.

A guy like that normally would have no problem landing himself a nice contract on the free-agent market.

On 22 October she was sent to the North Atlantic to conduct cold-weather landing tests and tested problem landing scenarios along the Arctic Circle until 23 November 1948.

I divided the class into three groups -- one played the student leader, another played a faculty opponent and the final group played the academic dean on whose desk the problem landed.

The probe tumbled into a dark ditch on a comet last November after problems landing on the icy surface.

The Tonys have had problems landing a steady, audience-pulling host since 1999, when ROSIE O'DONNELL stunned Broadway by saying, in effect, been there, done that.

The burly 6 feet King nicknamed "Bo", "Beau", or "Bow"—also had problems landing the Camel; crammed into its small cockpit, his large frame impeded control stick movement.

Problems landing the Airbus A321 are not unheard of, though there have been only a handful of major accidents since the program launched in 1989.

So the future of our privacy, of our technology – these problems land at the feet of a handful of tech-unsavvy judges.

Mr. DeSanti, 65, who inherited the business from his father, decided to close it and retire after health problems landed him in an ambulance five times in the last year.