Sentence examples for for anchor from inspiring English sources

I have worked for Anchor for seven years and I like to talk to my team and residents.

Rebecca McCarthy works for Anchor, England's largest not-for-profit provider of housing and care for older people.

A crucial capital measure for Anchor is negative, meaning the bailout money is all that is keeping the bank open.

Agency: 72andSunny Director: Christopher Riggert Australian-Japanese director Kiku Ohe has pulled out all the stops in this solemn New Zealand commercial for Anchor which urges the locals to 'go strong' in pursuit of whatever moves them.

"Young people are not getting the careers advice and the support they need," says Anita Cunningham, head of training for Anchor – a non-profit provider of housing and care for older people.

In his long and versatile career, he created coins for the Royal Mint, postage stamps and postal order forms, the WH Smith logo, the packaging for Anchor butter and dinner services for embassies and colleges.

Anchor Distilling Company, San Francisco, chose the San Francisco office of R/West to provide marketing services like creative development, public relations and social media for Anchor brands that include Chinaco tequila, Hirsch whiskey and Junipero gin.

SURROUNDED by three teenage girls and their fathers, a rock climbing guide calls out the ABC's of the sport: A is for anchor; B is for buckle; C, carabiner; and so on, until she gets to G and H.

On Selleck Street the derelict Global Meat-Slicing Mandine and Plating Company, vacant for 20 years, is being demolished and its five-acre lot is to be remediated by Mathew Kenny, head of Global Development Enterprises L.L.C. "We are looking for anchor tenants for a 55,000-square-foot building that could accommodate offices and research and development companies," he said.

The slightly above-freezing water may also release the bond between anchor ice and the bottom: it is not unusual for anchor ice to form on the bottom of shallow streams at night, when the cooling is great, only to be released the following day under the warming influence of air temperature and solar radiation.

The sPGA was used to define minimally improved, no change, and minimally worse nausea/vomiting subgroups for anchor-based estimates.