Sentence examples for anchor myself from inspiring English sources

He added, "I tried to anchor myself down on the block and go to work".

I long to run after her, but I anchor myself against the doorjamb.

Without a face to focus on, I need to anchor myself to something.

At home, to anchor myself once again, I've been paging through an album of photos.

But the conmen just kept coming, and I started bingeing on cereal to anchor myself.

My plan was not to anchor myself in my surroundings, but to play around with references that transcended borders.

I'd anchored myself in his mentorship because of his unshakable faith in being a Marine.

Writing a diary then was a way of anchoring myself, of gazing inwards and trying to find the bits that felt good and real.

I anchored myself to the floor contemplating everything from poetry to pornography, feminism, marine navigation, ex-girlfriends, and post-postmodern art, to vulvas, egg yolks, seasonal allergies and environmentalism.

I threw in a disproportionate number of books (especially given the fact that I couldn't read), a couple of pairs of linen pants and cotton T-shirts, my favorite night cream (although I hadn't touched it in weeks) and a photo of my daughter, the last with the thought of anchoring myself.

However, I was so busy anchoring myself in this left feminist milieu – long nights at the kitchen table, drinking red wine and smoking roll-ups, planning our next campaign – trying to feel secure in my somewhat fraught and never completely stable household, that the comings and goings of lovers merged into the domestic and political routines.