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You know you've landed with the wheels up if it takes full power to taxi to th e elevator.

My daughter has just got engaged and I suppose I shall be landed with the cost of the wedding.

Bush ducked both shoes as they whizzed past his head and landed with a thud against the wall behind him.

They landed with a merry jingle when the jar was almost empty. Then the tones gradually muted to a dull thud as the jar was filled.

But as he had neglected to fasten the other end to anything, it didn't really do any good, and Wilbur landed with a thud, crushed and hurt.

And then on New Year's Eve a big goalkeeper landed with his knee on my foot, full force, when I was trying to score a goal.

It is rather like a game of deflationary "pass the parcel" in which the loser is whoever gets landed with the strongest currency.

Ukraine's sovereign repayments this year are affordable, but the state could be landed with much-larger obligations from the private sector.

This is the challenge all Liverpool managers are landed with: to be a brilliant comedian, statesman, team-builder and moral patriarch.

LOSING a law suit is painful. Being landed with an inflated bill for the other side's costs makes it worse.

The spread compensated them for the risk of being landed with unwanted inventory in periods of turbulence.

Four hundred American soldiers landed with guns, bullets, and supplies for the rebels.

They landed with their bell shaped scout craft, which type was sighted on a number of other occasions.

Mr. Gore's metal crutches landed with a loud clang.

I found myself landed with three extra guests for dinner.

The helicopter landed with Joe at the controls.

The HTC Smart has landed with O2 as an exclusive handset in the UK.

It landed with a thump.

I got landed with five of my brother's children for the whole evening.