Sentence examples for was anchor from inspiring English sources
noun
A tool used to moor a vessel to the bottom of a sea or river to resist movement.
Rather was anchor for twenty-four years.
He lambasted Lernout on a short-lived Webcast radio program, for which he was anchor on the former RadioWallStreet.com.
Mr. Jennings was anchor at Canadian Television, Canada's first private television network, when Mr. Lower spotted him.
At the time, Mr. Brokaw was anchor and NBC News was languishing in third place in the three-way network ratings race.
"The station was a gift to the people who were able to speak through ALC's cameras," said Mr. Babajanov, 37, an artist who became the station director and an on-air reporter while one brother was anchor and the other was technical director.
Dan Rather anchors Dan Rather Reports on HDNet, and was anchor of the CBS Evening News for 24 years.
"I was anchored to this world again".
She made Flushing Bay where she was anchored.
Lassen, which was anchored in Da Nang Harbor.
Lofton, who stared at Skinner, was anchored to third.
The network's lineup was anchored by "Survivor" (19.3 million).
