Sentence examples similar to wire landed from inspiring English sources

"But if each memory is coded by a small fraction of neurons, the odds that your micro-wire landed on a neuron associated with a memory is really low".

The border — no matter the barbed wire, land mines, and guard posts — means little and there is no difference between a Turk and a Syrian when a car bomb explodes in a market in a border town.

They squeezed out of their cells and out of the building through holes barely larger than a sheet of legal paper and then long-jumped 16 feet from a roof over a fence topped with razor wire, landing on a railroad bed.

This is the most exciting example I've seen yet of the much talked about, but still elusive concept that just as poor nations in Asia and Africa "leapfrogged" the conventional wired land-line telephone and went directly to cell phones, the emerging world could so the same with energy and spare the globe the catastrophe of compounding the climate crisis unleashed by the rich.

The mind is not wired to land here, but instead, always beckoning our attention into the past or future.

It was Mr. Moulding's "Making Plans for Nigel" from XTC's third album, "Drums and Wires," that finally landed the band on the British charts in 1979.

Another trip wire seems to have landed Broyard in one of the masterpieces of twentieth-century American fiction, William Gaddis's "The Recognitions".

The bird dropped the stone through the aviary's wire mesh, where it landed on a wooden beam.

If you throw a rock over all that razor wire, it will land in the Rio Grande.

In prison she drew attention to the suffragette cause by jumping down an iron staircase – she landed on the wire netting 30 feet below.

"And they all landed on the wire," she says.