Sentence examples for great anchor from inspiring English sources

Couches are a great anchor.

"Dan was a great anchor for us," Mr. Briskman said.

(Not great with red – be bold with less-clichéd monochrome; it'd work equally well with random vintage crockery, as black is a great anchor).

Once "the great divide" between the desirable Flatiron district and the wholesale district to the north, the park "has now become the great anchor" for both areas, said Vicki Musso, a Corcoran senior vice president who has lived on 22nd Street since 1986.

Twitter and The Weather Company are great anchor tenants.

In the end, we had great anchor investors come together, and we invested in five companies that kind of proved out the strategy.

He offered a remembrance of great anchors including Howard K. Smith, Chet Huntley, David Brinkley and Walter Cronkite, and said: "Trust me.

His work includes some of the great anchors of American experience: "Where the Wild Things Are," "In the Night Kitchen," "The Animal Family," "Outside Over There".

Media ownership and competition should be driven by the market, but regulation is essential because the plurality of news is one of democracy's great anchors.

And when all stock was stowed they stalled no longer, timing their untying with the turn of the tide; ships of all sizes ran up their sails, all unfurling at the moment of their monarch's command, and hands at the gunwales hauled up the great anchors, watermen wise to the ways of the waves.

These great bureaucracies may or may not have been the great pillars of Japan's postwar development; there is no question they have become the great anchors weighing down its future.