Sentence examples for anchored from from inspiring English sources
She anchored from Kabul on Dec. 13 and told viewers that "America's longest war is still not won".
The broadcast networks' evening newscasts at 6 30 p.m., though all anchored from Washington, led with the standoff.
I remember him doing a live cross with me as I anchored from the studio on Christmas Day and thinking how measured his answers were.
Mr. Cooper anchored from east Africa for part of the week to bring attention to the humanitarian crisis that is occurring in that region.
In the end, when choosing between the guy with the smirk and the smartest boy in the class, the voters will go for the man who seems anchored from within by some core of incorruptible belief.
"On occasion when we had a 6 30 newscast he would not wear a jacket and maybe loosen his tie," said Jessica Bellucci, a spokeswoman for the station, "but he has never anchored from the desk without a tie.
ABC will have George Stephanopoulos anchoring from New York City.
5.19pm: Jon Snow of Channel Four News is anchoring from Haiti.
Ms. Couric of CBS News will also be anchoring from the floor.
The Olson family has been at the helm at KXMC: Perry has been anchoring from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., while his father, Jim, has been anchoring from 2 to 10 p.m. (A third anchor, Shaun Sipma, has been on overnight).
He Tweets and blogs daily and travels extensively to report and anchor from the seat of major news developments.
