Sentence examples for anchor where from inspiring English sources

The ring (or shackle) is the part of the anchor where the chain or cable is attached.

Whatever the meaning of home, it is where you've set anchor, where there are people who recognize your face and name and whose name and face you recognize.

— The appearance near the top of the Kraft Nabisco Championship leader board of Jodi Ewart Shadoff, a nonwinner on the L.P.G.A. Tour, came as no surprise to the sports anchor where she lives in Sarasota, Fla.

In his laconic, likable short novel "Gold," the action, if you want to call it that, takes place in a Welsh pub called the Anchor, where tall Mr. Hughes, short Mr. Hughes and Mr. Puw are habitués — though the narrator is quick to point out that "despite his name," tall Mr. Hughes "wasn't particularly tall, just a bit taller than short Mr. Hughes, who wasn't particularly short.

The authors of [22] present a resource management framework called Anchor where resource management policies are separated from the management mechanism.

The Bitmoji animations will anchor where you place them, letting you walk around the animated scene to get a different angle, and they can be scaled up or down in size.

But the tendons are not anchored where they would normally be and the long-term effects of the operation are not known.

Fears are hardwired into the brain in one of three ways: by observing and learning the fears of others as a child; from a traumatic experience, like being attacked by a dog; or by a process known as anchoring, where a person has a fright and the brain links a nearby object to the feeling of fear.

The heat load can be incepted in steps by thermal anchors, where one end is attached to the stainless steel tube, while the other end is connected with the cold shield of the cryomodule.

She reached Alexandria, Louisiana on 8 April and anchored where she could defend the town.

Its commander had, in anticipation of her destruction, ordered her to be anchored where her supplies and armaments might be recovered.