landed
IPA: ɫˈændʌd
adjective
- In possession of land.
- Consisting of land, especially with a single owner.
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Examples of "landed" in Sentences
- White Fang landed from the steamer in San Francisco.
- Sarah Palin landed herself a job as contributor on Fox News Channel.
- Alexei Grishin landed his final jumps to help Belarus win its first gold medal of the Vancouver Olympics.
- For the IDF not to have EXPECTED this sort of attack as soon as the first commando landed is tragic, and perhaps typical.
- For a week, ever since I had landed from the tiny coasting-steamer, I had been stopping with Cudworth, and during that time no wind had ruffled that unvexed sea.
- -- when they went out together in Lake Rosseau and Kernin landed a perfect monster, a regular corker, five pounds and a half, they said; or no, I don't think he _landed_ him.
- Such conditions might not happen again in a thousand days or ten thousand days, but the one day it had happened had been the day he landed from the NARI for several hours 'collecting.
- Earlier Thursday, planes carrying teams from China, France and Spain landed at Port-au-Prince's airport with searchers and tons of food, medicine and other supplies — with more promised from around the globe.
- A person using a passport bearing his name landed in Moscow and local authorities there, including an NYPD detective stationed in Eastern Europe, were working to locate him and ascertain his identity, the official said.
- Tracey, Stephen, Timothy and Kevin landed in the bottom, and although Stephen's bacon-wrapped Chilean seabass effort was universally panned (Waxman called it "inedible") and horribly executed, Tracey went home for her over-fenneled, sloppy, poorly-cooked italian sausage 'sliders' that Jonathan Waxman claimed his son could make, and that Colicchio said would be insulting to Italians, and therefore himself.