Sentence examples for show lands from inspiring English sources

'Tonight Show' Lands Mrs. Clinton HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON is expanding her presence on the late-night talk show circuit.

The spectrum of art in Chelsea can seem especially broad when a big, museum-quality show lands within its precincts, an increasingly frequent occurrence of late.

Her hook-up (yes, that's actually a phrase in the show) lands her in the middle of a scheming, in-fighting royal family, who are more like the Ewings than the Windsors.

After bouncing between locations such as The Forum in Los Angeles and Brooklyn's Barclays Center, the show lands at Madison Square Garden for the first time in its history.

Most companies and independent artists producing material solely for the Web lose money because unless an Internet show lands a television or film deal, it is almost entirely dependent on selling advertising to make money.

But too much of this sincere show lands on obscure fare.

Hawker Hunter T7 jet crashes at the Shoreham air show, landing on the A27.

Making matters worse, the show landed in an inhospitable, monster theater one year later and crashed in six weeks.

She collected the prize for best comedy performance and her show landed the award for best scripted comedy.

Production would be contingent on the model receiving a significant favorable reaction at the show, Land Rover said.

That this show landed in South Florida has much to do with the career and interests of Michael Rush, the institute's director.