Sentence examples for anchor beginning from inspiring English sources

Ms Couric, a popular broadcaster who formerly hosted the CBS Evening News and co-hosted NBC's Today show, will be a "global anchor", beginning next year.

One anchor began by asking her if she had bothered the read the book the film is based on.

"BackStory," with Michael Holmes as anchor, began in October; other programs, planned for early 2009, are in the pilot phase.

The theme was Scottish, in honor of Carnegie, and, after a lunch of braised short ribs Balmoral and roasted tatties, Judy Woodruff, the PBS news anchor, began the ceremony.

In a relay race some of the most dramatic moments occur during the handoff, when the anchor begins to accelerate as the incoming runner approaches, until the two run side by side, charging forward while trying to pass the baton as seamlessly as possible.

This was in no way an apology but rather an explanation of why I jumped a bit when the anchor began the segment with the assertion that pressure on the White House was building which it most clearly was not.

IT was too much to hope that after the white smoke rose and the TV anchors began nervously filling time and the cameras lingered for what seemed an eternity on that balcony over St. Peter's Square, the man who stepped onto it would be someone open to revisiting the most archaic, obsolete matters of Roman Catholic doctrine.

Imagine my disheartened surprise when the anchors began to weigh in.

UPDATE: This post was corrected to reflect when anchors began broadcasting from Ground Zero on Monday.

The hosts gave viewers a tour, starting from the news desk where the anchors begin each show.

The process of chaining anchors begins by identifying your first state, that resistance you feel the moment you think of the project you don't want to do.