How to use "landed" in a sentence

"I sure did and it was a good thing I landed on this

I landed on the monster,"

She landed a position as choreographer for a two-bit lounge revue, a dismally cheap imitation of the multimillion-dollar Lido, and eventually she took over the costumer's job as well

"If they actually headed for Flagstaff," Alexander said, "they ought to have landed by now

When they had landed, they'd been alert for unusual activity on the runway and in the private-craft docking yard - suspicious vehicles, an unusual number of ground crewmen - but they had seen nothing out of the ordinary

The raw, damp wind was stronger now than it had been a short while ago, when they'd landed at the airport

When the bridge at Walton was coming into sight, I landed on the Middlesex bank and lay down, very sick, in the long grass.

One astronomer has given excellent reasons for supposing that the Martians have actually landed on Venus

Perhaps, across the great distances of space, the Martians have watched what happened to the ones that landed on Earth and learned their lesson - and have found a safer home on the planet Venus