Sentence examples for anchoring back from inspiring English sources

"To tease the audience with the relationship between the two pieces and keep anchoring back into the original," Mr. Gallagher said, other expressions — like the creepily cheery sendoff "Be seeing you" and the robotic taxi drivers' advisory "local destinations only" — have been retained.

The upper part of the sheetpiling, being laterally unsupported on the sea side, is generally anchored back to resist the thrust of the retained soil.

According to Krone, she felt manic the first three days on the drug, then suddenly felt "anchored, back to Julie Krone again".

Professional Goals: When it came time to decide where I was going to spend my time marketing my business for 2014, I once again anchored back to the question: What makes me feel most alive?

Sky Blue will certainly have great leadership on the field, with Christie Rampone anchoring the back line.

A grand staircase anchoring the back draws you toward the elevator banks, which also serve as an informal seating area.

Anchoring the back corner of a Bloomfield strip mall, Carbone's Kitchen presents a warren of rooms accented everywhere in black.

The happy relief felt by some journalists on the ground was compounded by editors and anchors back home.

It's many hours before the conditions subside and more, still, until the boat anchors back off Wallaby Beach.

Many local television stations did an amazing job and the big cable news outlets played large, but the template of the rain-and-wind-lashed correspondent shouting to a blow-dried anchor back in the studio has its limits.

Now that reporter, Ayman Mohyeldin, a former CNN producer, can be seen with a helmet and flak jacket answering questions from an anchor back in the studio in Doha, Qatar, describing the Israeli bombing and ground campaign in Gaza intended to stop Hamas missiles from being fired into Israel.