Sentence examples for wide landing from inspiring English sources

More flew high and wide landing with dull thuds at a distance.

The e-mail spread far and wide, landing Peretti on "Today" and newspapers across the country.

Solicari leads me across a wide landing to the centrepiece of the City of London's Guildhall Art Gallery, where she is principal curator.

The focal point will be a 16-story high, 500-foot-long ramp via a jump takeoff of 10 feet tall and a 40-foot wide landing zone, designed by Snow Park Technologies, according to the news release.

Aquitaine, as it existed under the English kings, stretched (as of old) from the Loire to the Pyrenees, but its extent was curtailed on the southeast by the wide lands of the counts of Toulouse.

δ 15N measured in plankton and benthic invertebrates reflects a range of basin wide land-use gradients and demonstrates a strong connection between watershed-based anthropogenic activities and exposure in aquatic biota.

While on an art-making trip with Heizer in 1968, De Maria sent Dwan a telegram from Arizona that read, "Many land sensations and projects already realized so very positive I urge you to consider closing of gallery and to consider world wide land operations".

Founder and President of World Wide Land Transfer, Inc. Title companies are in the business of ensuring that property transfers and mortgages are processed correctly.

Syrian geographer Yaqut al-Hamawi (1179 1229), wrote that Ayyubid Nablus was a "celebrated city in Filastin Palestinee)... having wide lands and a fine district".

The airplane had to have a greater wingspan, longer fuselage and a wider landing gear than the M-2.

The distance throw camera was set at a greater distance, allowing for a wider field of view, as distance throws had a wider landing range.