Sentence examples for be anchored from inspiring English sources
noun
A tool used to moor a vessel to the bottom of a sea or river to resist movement.
A floaty dress might be anchored with a crochet sweater.
They will be anchored visually around a tiny vase filled with flowers from her garden.
"My Euroscepticism is born of economics, and the campaign will need to be anchored there.
Still life subjects can still be anchored to the studio theme.
Slowly but surely, the West Side will be anchored by a significant residential community".
The district would be anchored by the Brooklyn Academy of Music, hence the name.
There the tieback cables can be anchored like guylines around a tent.
"We need to create new neighborhoods where communities can be anchored," Mr. Howells said.
Planned as the Mall at Oyster Bay, it would be anchored by Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom.
The show was to be anchored by Thaler, with White and Martino providing expert analysis.
The nets would be anchored at the bottom and marked with buoys on top.
