landing ground

The old landing ground was in better condition than I expected it would be.

He'd always meant to be one of the first in, fighting to provide a landing ground for those coming behind him.

It was a training base and a relief landing ground.

It was crossing the landing ground, feeling its way as the first one had done.

The site is now used for farming and little remains of the landing ground.

It remained as an emergency landing ground until the 1930s.

From there they set off to the landing ground which was Fraser's target.

"Have a company of the Wache on the landing ground.

'First of all, about the possible landing grounds,' I said.

The radiation level on the landing ground was normal.

"They're waiting for us at the landing ground," the pilot reported unnecessarily.

He leapt out onto the landing ground with ridiculous enthusiasm.

The airfield still had the status of a relief landing ground until September 1992.

First use of this weapon was not made until after the group had begun its movement to a landing ground in Normandy.

There was a splendid landing ground quite close to Hódmezö fortunately.

'You know where the landing ground is - down by the Factor's House.

This was partly because the intended landing ground was changed at the last minute.

However, enough construction equipment was landed to make the landing ground fit for transport aircraft.

An analysis of the soil, rocks, and burnt wood taken from the landing ground was also performed.

"Come, my pretties," the man said, and his hand suddenly became a landing ground for sparrows.

However Perton instead became a relief landing ground for use by other airfields.

I opened my eyes as the plane rattled and banged across the landing ground, raising dust.

Ahead and below lay Voertrekkerhoem and the designated landing ground.

Liebmann stood looking across the landing ground at the northern end of the valley, a stopwatch in his hand.

A landing ground was once considered in Faddoi.