Sentence examples for well land from inspiring English sources

Or the dummy Don Quixote doll that is whipped around and tossed by the windmill, and might as well land with a giant comic-book splat?

And if Ai Weiwei does not take care, his political outspokenness may well land him in hot water – a prospect he views with equanimity.

If Mr. Garcia succeeds, he may well land in the history books -- this time for one of the quickest political reincarnations on record.

When they shop for loans for their clients, mortgage brokers spread a wide net and may well land a lender that the borrower is unfamiliar with.

Based on footage previewed at the Cannes film festival on Wednesday, it could very well land at the top of the heap.

And attempts by migrant labour to organise for their rights could well land them in jail or on a plane back home with huge debts to pay off.

He hit the gates well, landed in front and everyone wanted to get a lead.

Akram Sebah, the younger brother, had done particularly well — landing a plum job in a local real estate office.

Glazkov fought well, landing left jabs to Adamek's face and then, starting in the eighth round, becoming increasingly accurate and destructive with his right hand, too.

Competitor JCPenney came out ahead here as well, landing within the top 10 (at #7).

Among the 43 developed countries ranked, the U.S. fared less well, landing at 31.