Sentence examples for anchor project from inspiring English sources

Renaissance Plaza is the first Anchor project in Harlem, where three more are planned.

That rain chain represented a copper-clad exclamation point to the anchor project of my two-day gutter-thon: the replacement of the 12-foot section that nearly killed my wife and my grill.

Regional development agency Yorkshire Forward wants White Rose to be the anchor project for an industrial CCS project in the heavily industrialised Humber valley, but the focus in Yorkshire is on getting the power project off the ground.

The road is an anchor project of a continent-wide regional integration effort called IIRSA (Initiative for the Integration of Regional Infrastructure in South America), begun in 2000 and spearheaded by Brazil.

Company CEO and the country's Crown Prince, Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, called it an "anchor project" that could spawn Kuwait's expansion into North America at-large. .

At both ESPN and MSNBC, he parodied the role of the all-knowing anchor, projecting a winking sense that the hostage had taken over the video.

Of the 11 other Anchor projects, 3 more will be in Harlem and produce 647 condominium apartments and 174,000 square feet of retail space.

The anchor projects in this move beyond the Nile valley are the two huge agro-industrial irrigation schemes: the Al-Salam canal in the north-east and the Toshka canal in the far south.The Al-Salam canal, which will feed Nile water into the Sinai peninsula, is the more advanced of the two schemes: reclamation of 420,000 acres should begin next year.

Still, Ms. Dow, the author, said that many people felt that "the grandfatherly" quality the anchors projected was exactly what the nation needed after Sept. 11.

The news anchors projected a man with outdated rustic ideas, including flogging as a cure for alcoholism and chopping off limbs as a punishment for corruption, as the new hero of the middle class.

Representative Billy Tauzin, a Louisiana Republican, has scheduled a hearing Wednesday with five network executives as part of a Congressional investigation into how television anchors projected winners on election night.