用landed造句子，“landed”造句

The robotic Phoenix spacecraft that landed on Mars in 2008 recorded the above spectacular panorama.

He told me we were standing almost exactly where he had landed in 1944.

Bycatch must not be discarded. Instead it must be landed and recorded as part of that boat's quota.

The pilot had landed the chopper, removed and hidden the camera, then returned to witness Gleis' panic.

Sports and writing took her around the world, and Ms. Bertine, a turbo-driven Colgate University graduate, never landed anyplace for long.

To answer the first two it is necessary to peel away layers accumulated over 510 years since a band of Portuguese explorers landed in what is now Bahia state.

After mapping finishes in late January 2000, the spacecraft will function as a communications satellite to relay data back to Earth from surface vehicles which will be landed on the planet as part of future Mars missions.

The aeroplane landed us at the airport in Barcelona.

The dart landed plunk in the center of the target.

It landed on a pile of firewood where the yellow yolk burst into flames.

I sat on a nearby bench, feeling the air turn humid, and a dragonfly landed on my shoulder.

It landed on the bird feeder and began eating dinner as I watched. After a few minutes it flew away, singing another song.

He said his client was simply trying to defuse a testy situation when a passenger, who has not been identified, started giving him hell after the plane landed. And that sparked Slater’s tirade.

They landed up the pond to build a chicken farm.

It landed on the bird feeder and began eating dinner as I watched.

'They had conferred together until the last moment, when it was necessary for the French gentlemen to be landed in their boat.'

No matter who you're shopping for and how finicky their tastes, we've landed some truly exceptional surprises—from patterned pillows (hello auntie!) to cool wooden tools and slick minaudieres.

By steady effort, she landed up as a famous scholar.

Compared to Prussian junkers or the landed nobility in czarist Russia, the Chinese landlord was a very backward man.

I had to turn away and as I did so a great big giant tear rolled its way out of my eye, down the side of my nose and landed - plop - right there on the toecap of one of my black suede shoes.

Then he pointed up the beach and told me his brother had landed a few hundred yards in that direction.

Through him, the landed nobility justified itself.

The famous physicist recently suggested that we should be wary of contact with extraterrestrials, citing what happened to Native Americans when Europeans landed on their shores.

They then landed the liberty at John Hancock's wharf in Boston.

If I were an American, as I am an Englishman, while a foreign troop was landed in my country, I never would lay down my arms!