Sentence examples for anchor issued from inspiring English sources

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NBC's Peter Alexander also used the word, but only after the "Nightly News" anchor issued a warning first: .

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Use anchor issues that students are interested in to develop interest in being well-versed.

ESPN anchor Jorge Andres issued an apology for a remark about Jeremy Lin made during a Thursday night episode of "Sports Center.

— Jeff Gordinier Inside Scoop SF: Anchor Brewing issues its interpretation of California's first lager, a groundbreaking beer made in the 19th century, whose recipe was lost in a fire in the 1890s.

Their responses Tuesday did not necessarily close the book on the anchoring issue.

In an effort to disguise his force's intentions, he first anchored in Camaret Bay and issued orders for his ships to pass through the Raz de Sein.

On Tuesday Anchor Bay will issue "Manhunter," based on Thomas Harris's novel "Red Dragon," on DVD.

In November, just before the movie's release, Anchor, the publisher of "Atonement," issued a mass-market paperback.

Two days before it fired Ms Aristegui, the company issued guidelines restricting anchors' editorial autonomy and their ability to undertake investigative projects.

His easy writing style and versatility made him a utility player who could anchor any issue and make it look deceptively easy.

The anchor Sam Donaldson rallied around Mr. Koppel and issued a furious protest.

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