Sentence examples for rough landing from inspiring English sources

"That was a rough landing into Baltimore," Derek Jeter said.

Their plane had a rough landing, and Miliband turned to Hutton and said, "LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION IN MIDAIR DRAMA".

He swooped in above a flat stretch of land near our campsite, and, descending too quickly, made a rough landing on his coccyx.

Down in a Flash Indeed, the McCoys and some other Wavoids who bought on margin had a sudden and rough landing.

Even if three of the four arms had their six propellers disabled, the final arm's working propellers could ensure a rough landing by spiralling toward the ground.

Scoresby makes a rough landing on an Artic island and takes on the bad guys of Larsen Manganese, a "big rich mining company".

Most of Great Plains Montana is rather rough land.

Woods hit his opening drive into the left rough, landed his second shot short of the green, chipped to 10 feet and missed his par putt.

This is partly because more than half the land area of North Uist is covered by water – fresh and tidal and unusual mixed ("brackish") lochs and lochans and pools which lie in low peat bogs and rough land.

Nieporte's shot from the rough landed smartly on the green, he got his par on No. 15, and merely had to avoid a collapse to preserve the victory.

One of the major types of groundwater habitat is found in limestone regions with rough land surfaces called karst topographies.