The sedan, the world's top-selling hybrid, will soon anchor an entire "family" of Prius-badged battery vehicles.To the disappointment of some, the family heir made no mention of the ongoing safety scandal, sounding a much more positive tone than he did while attending congressional hearings on Toyota's problems 11 months ago.
The challenge's success prompted the novelist Paulo Coelho to write to Sheikh Mohammed, telling him that "by riding the vessels of knowledge, powered by the wind of reading, you will soon anchor on the shore of a very bright and prosperous future".
Soon she was occasionally anchoring the "Nightly News" on Saturday, and by June of 1990 she had become a national correspondent for "Today" — calling herself "Katherine Couric".
McConaughey's recent trajectory — which just keeps going (the excellent, eerie "True Detective" is on HBO now, and soon he will anchor a Christopher Nolan blockbuster) — is a joy to watch.
The steam-yacht Vanadis, which we had chartered in England for our Mediterranean cruise, lay awaiting us in the harbour, and the gig came alongside the steamer as soon as we anchored.
As soon as we anchored, local children greeted us with garlands of plumeria and pikakke flowers.
As the British attack proceeded against Confiante, the crew of Vésuve succeeded in refloating her and soon had their ship anchored under the protection of gun batteries at Sallenelles.
In addition, common leadership errors [ 19] may lead to failure in achieving the desired results: allowing complacency, failing to create a coalition, underestimating the power of vision, permitting obstacles to block the new vision, failing to create short-term wins, declaring victory too soon and neglecting to anchor changes firmly in the ICU culture.
The Mariners believe they could contend soon with Pineda and Felix Hernandez, last season's American League Cy Young Award winner, anchoring their rotation.
Bob Costas has finally stepped down from anchoring the Olympics due to an eye infection -- and not a moment too soon.
