land up

verb

1. adverb, usually intr to arrive or cause to arrive at a final point

   after a summer in Europe, he suddenly landed up at home

Idioms and Phrases

see land in .

Example Sentences

"It's not simple to sell land up here, it's either all or nothing."

From BBC

“If you want to work on a cannabis farm, there are opportunities, but I don’t want to get involved in more illegal activities now. I don’t want to land up in prison.”

From BBC

"We can land up there, that's not the problem, we do that all the time. But we need the flying condition," said Mr Truffer.

From BBC

A smattering of models disagreed on where a weather system would land up until Thursday morning, when the European weather model, which has been “fairly consistent,” Reedy said, looked to prevail.

From Seattle Times

In 1887, for example, the Dawes Act broke tribal lands up and gave them to Native families with tribal claims willing to undergo cultural assimilation.

From National Geographic