land with

verb

1. (tr, preposition) to give to, so as to put in difficulties; cause to be burdened with

   why did you land me with this extra work?

Example Sentences

A lot of people dream about buying land with friends, building homes, and growing old together.

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The issue dates to 1936, when the federal government, in an exchange of land with Los Angeles, obtained lands to establish three small reservations.

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In addition to its wells equipped with pumps, the city also has pierced the land with metal pipes to tap confined pockets of groundwater near the Owens River, creating artesian wells that constantly gush water and flow toward the aqueduct.

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But one thing is clear to all Puerto Ricans: They’re from a nonsovereign land, with a clearly defined Latin American culture – one of the oldest in the Americas.

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Major earnings also land with JPMorgan JPM 2.35%increase; green up pointing triangle and Wells Fargo WFC 1.67%increase; green up pointing triangle at 7 ET, Goldman Sachs GS 2.93%increase; green up pointing triangle at 7.30 and Citi at 8.

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