The phrase "anchored over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to positioning or stability, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The ship was anchored over the reef to avoid drifting."
Alternatives: "moored above" or "secured over".
In the 3-4 defense, he was anchored over the tight end.
The captain, Mike Wasserman, struggled nobly to stay anchored over an old shipwreck that was a reliable ****gathering spot for black sea bass.
In the next few days, officials said, the bones will be brought aboard a 300-foot barge, anchored over the Monitor's resting place, so experts can try to make positive identification of them as human.
Sheffield University, checking data back to 1851, found that since the 1980s there has been an increase in the number of summer high pressure blocking systems that become anchored over this vast island ice sheet.
They went out in skiffs and anchored over the beds and stood up in the skiffs from sunup to sundown, raking oysters off the bottom with big old claw-toothed rakes that were made of iron and weighed fourteen pounds and had handles on them twenty-four feet long.
These complexes can be anchored over the surface of nanocrystalline TiO2 through nitrile groups, as evidenced by Raman spectra of the adsorbed species.
I drew anchors over and over again on grapefruit.
From this library several inhibitors displayed excellent potency-selectivity profiles for transmembrane anchored CAs over off-target CA I and II.
But Michael, 35, uses their digital platform, anchored by over 47,000 followers, to encourage people to overcome fearful thinking and judgment ― online and IRL ― and replace those feelings with inner wisdom and love.
During the summer it's not unusual to see cruise ships anchored all over the lagoon while regularly scheduled jet flights from Athens (about a 40-minute hop) zip overhead to the Santorini airport.
In the design, we crossed anchoring (free, anchored) and sampling (over-, even-), which were candidate factors to explain discrepant findings.
