Sentence examples for popular anchor from inspiring English sources

In other words, 92 percent of the audience that originally sampled the show to see how the popular anchor would handle the daytime circuit stayed put.

The book cites Mike Tirico, a popular anchor and announcer, for several incidents of sexual harassment against female colleagues, which led to a three-month suspension in 1992.

Late today, it was announced that some 15 NTV journalists, including the network's editorial director and most popular anchor, Yevgeny Kiselyov, would move to TV6 and resurrect their newsroom.

He was going up against the likes of Walter Cronkite, the avuncular anchor at CBS, and Chet Huntley and David Brinkley, NBC's popular anchor team, at a time when the two other networks were spending more than $30 million a year on news coverage while ABC was spending $3.5 million.

In the U.S., meanwhile, the traditional shopping mall is part of a saturated market, thanks to the off-mall big-box retailers and to retail-industry consolidation that has jettisoned previously popular anchor stores like Montgomery Ward from the landscape.

The waters off Falmouth in Britain and Elefsina in Greece are popular anchoring spots for idle ships.

A pivotal force in starting ESPN Radio, he became best known as one of the most prominent and popular anchors in the network's history, co-hosting "Sports Center with Dan Patrick.

(Last year, Bill O'Reilly, one of Fox's most popular anchors, suggested that the American Civil Liberties Union and the "judges who side with them" are "terror allies". When the Abu Ghraib prison story broke, the Post didn't even put it on the front page).

This sheltered bay is a popular anchoring spot for private yachts and motor boats, which gather in the late afternoon to enjoy the romantic sundown, accompanied on Sundays by the drummers who descend on the beach to "drum down the sunset" – it's a unique Ibiza experience, established over many years.

Steve Friedman, the executive producer of CBS's morning program, "The Early Show" and one of Mr. Zucker's predecessors at "Today," said he believed that Mr. Zucker's departure could become the kind of opening to competitors that the exits of popular anchors like Jane Pauley and Joan Lunden were in previous periods of ratings shake-ups in the morning.

In the U.S., the traditional shopping mall is part of a saturated market, thanks to big-box retailers and retail-industry consolidation that wiped once-popular anchor stores like Montgomery Ward from the landscape.