Contract
Land
Land verb - To stop at or near a place along the shore.
How words are described
| full | full contract | full land |
| better | better contract | better land |
| original | original contract | original land |
| actual | actual contract | actual land |
| Other adjectives: entire, private, ancient, new, major, last, magical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Synthetic Insights refuses to hire her with that contract because they view it as immoral, but her contract holder seems to genuinely care for her and wants the quarian to land on her feet.
Source: Questionable Consent - John decides to enter a contest for jets to land a huge contract to provide for his family and to prove to himself and to Junior that a bomber like him still has value.
Source: "Well Done, Dad!" Guy - It's almost guaranteed that some starter from a championship team, regardless of how much they contributed to the actual championship, will land a huge contract that next off-season.
Source: Fallacy of Division
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