Sentence examples for though the anchor from inspiring English sources

Even though the anchor damage has been caused by steel failure, a decrease in shear capacity was observed with the lower strength concrete.

Not surprisingly, the tired old anchor winches let go before the night was over, even though the anchor chains had each been secured with a rat's nest of half a dozen hawsers and cables.

It is now the largest taxpayer in College Station, and the second largest in the Brazos Valley, even though the anchor stores are freestanding units that are privately owned and taxed separate from the mall proper.

Tony Perkins, the "Good Morning America" weatherman, will be doing live forecasts from Belmar, though the anchors Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson, a Jersey guy since his days as a Princeton student, will be back in New York City.

By then, though, the damage to the anchor's credibility proved too extensive to keep his job.

Ms. Nauert was never elevated to the anchor chair, though, and former colleagues said she was feeling stymied when the State Department job came up.

Ms. Ambrose, though, anchors the tale competently enough, which frees the big-name cast that surrounds her to have a garishly good time.

Her co-star, though, anchors the evening, showing a skill for Shaw that he has previously displayed for Noel Coward.

The picture seemed fine during a presidential press conference, though the news anchor's jaw looked mottled.

Little visible damage was received, though the starboard anchor chain was severed, clattering noisily down through its slips.

But maybe that won't even be the anchor, even though it did launch decades of work that led to the sorts of things I put on the slide.