Sentence examples for anchored plenty from inspiring English sources
This intense performer has anchored plenty of substantial material (North Country, The Burning Plain, Young Adult), and in the wake of her 2004 Oscar win for Monster, found herself in bankable blockbuster territory once before with sci-fi thriller Aeon Flux.
Post-divorce, you officially become the captain of your ship; your co-captain is overboard and there are no anchors, just plenty of metaphors.
And because Draw Something 2 is anchored in pop culture, there are plenty of "Game of Thrones" drawings out there.
Lexington's own Henry Clay anchored its Whig Party, while the Democratic Party found plenty of Jacksonian backers from the eastern mountains to the western Jackson Purchase near Paducah.
The nGO provided a large surface area to anchor MoS2, and the plenty edge sites of the anchored MoS2 promoted the electrocatalytic activities.
When you add up our history of racial segregation, Know-Nothing nativism and right-wing populist movements, it's not hard to see how today's alt-right has plenty to anchor itself to in the American story.
The main courtyard area is anchored by the curving tiled pool with adjoining bar, a rock-lined whirlpool tub, plenty of lounge chairs and a beach shack where you can rent surfboards and snorkel gear.
Allison plays plenty of piano, including the Monkish instrumental "Crush," and his band, which is anchored by the guitarist Greg Leisz and the bassist David Piltch (veterans of k.d. lang, Bill Frisell, and others), spruces things up without overdecorating.
With that lineup, there's inevitably plenty of demented free-sax blasting and whooping multiphonics over clattering Derek Bailey-like guitar accompaniments, anchored by the inexhaustible Nilssen-Love's bumpily propulsive rhythmic flow.
Vince Gill, Jason Aldean, Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell anchored the event.
