Sentence examples for a new anchoring from inspiring English sources
It was also a tall order for Abou Diaby in a new anchoring role in midfield.
Designing a new anchoring group can be essential for synthesis success, especially for small molecules on solid supports.
A new anchoring mechanism, called the Blurred-Highest-Luminance-As-White rule, helps simulate how surface lightness becomes sensitive to the spatial scale of objects in a scene.
Now, he said, the conglomerates that own the broadcast networks wouldn't give a new anchor nearly as long, because they insist "not only that network news divisions make money, but that every program make money".
A new anchor represents a fresh start for the broadcast.
For example, a new anchor tenant in a large office building would count as a change.
In this transient environment, people who have lost everything yearn for a new anchor.
In a separate interview, Mr. Westin did not definitely say whether he would look outside ABC News for a new anchor.
"Nightly Business Report" will have a new anchor in the new year — whose name has yet to be announced — to succeed Paul Kangas, who is retiring.
But real estate analysts were optimistic that Boston Properties and its chairman, Mortimer B. Zuckerman, would find a new anchor tenant for the Times Square project before it is completed.
The full national format will be introduced on the same day as a new anchor, a sleek set and a bold graphics package, all under the supervision of Shelley Ross, the show's senior executive producer for four months.
