Sentence examples for time to anchor from inspiring English sources

Though yesterday's 10-furlong contest represented a drop in class which he started 5-4 favourito to win, he completed his task with such conspicuous enthusiasm it took rider Kevin Manning some time to anchor him after the finish.

The discussion is built around the greatly simplified phylogenetic tree shown in Fig. 4, which you should refer to from time to time to anchor yourself in evolutionary time.

The arbitrary 3′ four-base sites have a moderate frequency (on average 256 bp at a time) to anchor the LADs to the unknown target regions.

In a speech to the IOC session in Tokyo in 1958, he discussed netsuke, used at one time by Japanese to anchor items hung from kimono sashes, and of which he owned several thousand; he held two in his hands as he spoke.

At the time, Pulsipher, Jason Isringhausen and Paul Wilson were expected to anchor the Mets' staff for the next decade.

The first move was to bring in Gregg Jakobson, a long time friend and collaborator, to anchor and produce the sessions.

Schenn is coming into his own a bit in Philly, logging more ice time and learning how to anchor a defence – more so than he ever did in Toronto.

It is reasonable to expect that a certain amount of time would be required to anchor the necessary knowledge and decision-making processes before women and families take the next step in using the means available to access services.

In normal times, a reputation helps to anchor low inflation.

Although it touched down exactly where it was supposed to at exactly the right time, butter fingers Philae failed to anchor itself to the icy comet and so bounced across the surface for the next two hours before coming to rest in an unknown location.

In (56b) the sentence in the passé simple Jean ôta sa veste introduces a reference time that can be used to anchor If faisait chaud.