The show is 12 tricks, each consuming seven or eight minutes and anchoring in the mind.
More broadly, the whole paradigm of sexual harassment, and in particular its anchoring in discrimination law, is due for reconsideration.
Any "rule" forbidding it can be no more than a preference, without a solid anchoring in syntax.
Although Mr. Lehrer retired from anchoring in 2011, he remains fully in charge of "NewsHour," said the public television employees.
Heading back north, one of the joys of sailing became clear: anchoring in glorious hidey-holes such as Puilladobhran.
The eggs are enveloped in a horny shell, usually equipped with tendrils for coiling around solid objects or with spikelike projections for anchoring in mud or sand.
Mr. Perez said Pitzer was quick to admit a student who talked about her travels around the world on her father's yacht, anchoring in various high-end ports.
Women tried valiantly to keep their spiked heels from anchoring in the soft grass, while the men tugged self-consciously at their ensembles, some of them clearly ill at ease in their all-white suits.
Turkey has been a member of Nato since 1952 and was accepted as a formal candidate for EU membership in 1999, but many questions over its anchoring in the western world have been reignited.
Mr. Sorenson of MSNBC said that while Ms. Banfield is relatively inexperienced overseas, she has some strong credentials -- her coverage of the presidential election and her anchoring in local news not only in Dallas but also in Edmonton and Calgary.
Starting on Dec. 1, captains of ships longer than 164 feet will have to avoid certain areas in the protected zone and will be prohibited from anchoring in some other places.
