Meanings of landing into in English

Remember those Canadian geese that sent Captain Sully crash- landing into the Hudson?

Dorfman mimics a lifeless crash- landing into the dark, heaving waters.

He carried her across the landing into his room, and the door closed quietly behind him.

I watched a young boy, four or five, hurtle himself at Roos, crash- landing into her leg.

Williams had issues on serve for parts of the afternoon, particularly with the first delivery landing into the net.

It traveled 3,700km before landing into the northern Pacific Ocean.

He lost his head, and, instead of turning down the stairs, he ran across the landing into the room opposite.

I walked across the landing into the Humberts' bedroom, and calmly removed my diary from under her pillow into my pocket.

Five years after crash- landing into the world of the Carolina Panthers, the 26-year-old has somehow remained the epicenter of swirling commotion and controversy.

Little like government control; full of encouragement for pure in heart, awkward for anybody trying to make a three-point landing into the wind.

They held hands and walked on the beach, watching teenagers fly around recklessly on motorized kites before splash- landing into the ice cold ocean.

When he had got outside, he leaned against the wall, like a drunken man, and then shambled across the landing into a reading-room.

Two days later, Samuel and I disembarked at the Cambridge town landing into a scene of celebration all at odds with our melancholy state.

The storm that had scoured First Landing into scraps and mud hadn't been local.

According to the government body Seafish.org, most of Scotland's haddock supply comes from the North Sea via landings into the port of Peterhead.