Sentence examples for setting anchor from inspiring English sources

A recent expedition researching plastic pollution in the South Atlantic reported that its ship had trouble setting anchor in one site off Brazil because the ocean floor was coated with plastic bags.

Given an input graph (G= V,E)), the algorithm can be set in motion by setting anchor (,=emptyset ), not (,=emptyset ) and cand (,=V).

When my girlfriend learned starboard from port and walked across the deck with ease, throwing lines, setting anchor, and mooring the boat like a pro despite it being all brand-new to her.

For instance, if you are building a structural steel building with I-beam columns which require setting anchor bolts to secure them, you may begin your building layout with the centerline of these columns, where if you are building a wood-framed residential structure with a monolithic slab floor, the edge of the slab would be your best choice for the initial layout.

Others keep moving upward, setting anchors and stringing ropes until they reach the summit.

Selby set anchor today and keeping Ronnie cold.

Anderson struggles to disengage and the tackle simply sets anchor and wins the block.

He set anchor in Grytviken in early January 1922, spent one day ashore sightseeing, returned to his cabin -- and died of a heart attack at age 47.

Not long after the Pilgrims set anchor in the harbor they called Plymouth in 1620, the Wampanoag leader Massasoit paid them a visit near their makeshift settlement and made a wary offer of friendship.

Whatever the meaning of home, it is where you've set anchor, where there are people who recognize your face and name and whose name and face you recognize.

Live performances and D.J. sets anchor the evening; Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, the misleadingly named pack of alternative-rock aggressors, and Jonathan Toubin, the popular D.J. and founder of the New York Night Train dance parties, will be especially large draws.