Sentence examples for which it landed from inspiring English sources

The sticky covering helps the seed attach to the surface on which it landed, ideally the branch of a nearby conifer.

But the world in which it landed -- the 1980's world of New York, of gay men, of the arts -- was comparably devastated.

As Kaplan Thaler winds up work for Aflac, the agency is starting on an assignment as the lead agency for NAPA Auto Parts, which it landed four days before the Aflac news became known.

As Stuart Broad, on the fence, craned his neck and watched the ball sail over his head, the camera cut to the advertising hoarding beyond which it landed; "Bradford College" it read, "where great careers start".

The factories gave EADS the opening it wanted in the American market, letting it compete for an even bigger prize: a $35 billion contract to build refueling tanker planes for the Air Force, which it landed in February 2008 in a stiff competition with Boeing.

In the early phase of the eruption, the ash fall took the form of wet mud rain and adhered to the surface on which it landed (Fig. 18a, b); however, in the later stage, the ash became drier, which allowed easy sampling.

This new prosthetic ankle is a little closer than others, though: it moves on its own, adapting to its user's gait and the surface on which it lands.

By Ian Frazier In the United States, a meteorite is held to belong to whoever owns the property on which it lands.

Each observation is assigned the class associated with the terminal node in which it lands.

Thus, the rapid jump from the lower point on M eq towards M lc indicates the beginning of the spiking period of a burst followed by the resting phase when the phase point drifts slowly along M eq towards the fold, onto which it lands right after the homoclinic bifurcation.

The pathogen disperses passively across the whole landscape (e.g. through wind dispersed propagules) regardless of the host type from which it is dispersed or the one on which it lands.