Sentence examples for which she landed from inspiring English sources

The page on which she landed?

Another friend of ours, an actress in her 50s, bought a candle "dressed" to assuage her anxiety about a big acting gig, which she landed.

She duly took a one-year secretarial and shorthand course at Anfield Commercial College, following which she landed a typing job at the offices of a construction company, BICC (British Insulated Callender's Cables).

Nearly four decades later, in a graduation speech at Boston University, she remembered her father this way: "I was fortunate — though I didn't think so at the time — to have a father who taught us to go alone because he wouldn't let us 'go along.' " House's first newspaper job, which she landed in 1970, was at the Dallas Morning News, where she covered schools.

(She composed herself by focusing on the menu: "La, la, la, la," she trilled, "what kind of fruit should I have?") Her relationship with the Rolling Stones started with an audition for Mick Jagger, which she landed through friend-of-a-friend industry connections.

Emiliani's EURYI award is a vindication of her difficult choices; she won the award partly, she believes, because of the field in which she landed.

As a result, she frees the Munchkins who populate the playground into which she lands; they had been transformed by Evermean into graffiti for "tagging" the park walls.

Adlington, the Olympic gold-winning swimmer, dislocated her shoulder and Hobley fractured her arm in two places, in an incident caused by crew not clearing the area on which she was landing.

Minutes later, when pressed to clarify his comment, Mr. Wolfson said news accounts made clear that the area in which she was landing was "a potential combat zone and was hazardous".

Asked at a later point in the call to clarify his comment, Mr. Wolfson said that news accounts at the time made clear that the area in which she was landing was "a potential combat zone and was hazardous".

Can you imagine the humiliation, the sense of powerlessness?" Willow estimates she has made about 700 freedom of information (FoI) requests to various bodies responsible for the welfare of incarcerated children in the past decade, beginning with her investigation into "distraction techniques", which she learned involved landing a sharp blow upon children, and were approved at the highest level.