Sentence examples for anchor pointed from inspiring English sources

"That's the ultimate trying to read the tea leaves," David Bloom, another MSNBC anchor, pointed out, a bit skeptically.

The anchor pointed out his marked resemblance to a grown-up Tintin (a fine example of the peculiar phenomenon of scholars coming to resemble their subjects over time, as owners do their dogs), and it was a comparison he seemed happy to take as a compliment.

The anchor pointed out that in the video, it looks like Becton may have said something salty to Officer Caselock.

The anchor pointed to a joke from Hart's 2010 standup special "Seriously Funny," in which the comedian referenced his son saying "every kid has a gay moment" and then said he had to "nip it in the bud".

The anchor pointed to new job postings from Democrats seeking staff from investigators to lawyers who may be tasked with looking into the president as part of a Congressional inquiry.

When the CNN anchor pointed out that Ford never once described what Kavanaugh did as horseplay, Severino replied, "She's certainly implying that it's attempted rape, but you have to look at ― there are 35 years of memory that we're trying to play with here.

DIALIGN-TX now supports anchor points the same way DIALIGN 2.2 does [ 5, 15].

West Point across the river was the other anchor point.

Princeton, though, remains his base, his anchor point.

Raising or lowering anchor points is another popular sales technique.

As a mythic anchor point, the North Pole, home of Santa Claus, has few geographic rivals.