Roleset land.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "bring to land, from water or air":

Roles:

Arg0:bringer, captain, pilot, agent


Arg1:thing landing

Examples:

ergative (-)
For all that, the piece landed unperformed in a dusty archive after Bologna refused to supply a chorus and orchestra.
ArgM-DIS:	For all that
Arg1:	the piece
REL:	landed
ArgM-PRD:	unperformed
ArgM-LOC:	in a dusty archive
ArgM-TMP:	after Bologna refused to supply a chorus and orchestra


This sentence is beautiful. It makes it sound like the pilot and co-pilot were flying an interstate or cornfield.

intransitive (-)
At 18,000 feet, he says, he and his co-pilot ``were looking for an interstate or a cornfield'' to land.
Arg0:	*trace* -> he and his co-pilot
REL:	land




transitive (-)
After struggling for over an hour, John finally landed the 5-inch trout.
Argm-TMP:	After struggling for over an hour
Arg0:	John
Argm-TMP:	finally
REL:	landed
Arg1:	the 5-inch trout

Roleset land.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "get":

Roles:

Arg0:getter, lander


Arg1:thing gotten, landed


Arg2:giver?

Examples:

transitive (-)
Mr. Wolf's success in that job helped him land the top job with UAL in December 1987.
Arg0:	him
REL:	land
Arg1:	the top job with UAL
ArgM-TMP:	in December 1987

I really don't know if the giver role can appear.