Respectable comedies with a modicum of sophistication, they were anchored by the presence of Peter Sellers, a comic genius whose every tic suggested an upheaval of subversive mischief.
Jamaica, also without former world record holder Asafa Powell, were anchored by Dwight Thomas and came home second behind surprise package Italy, who clocked 38.52 seconds.
In 1978, the Washington Bullets didn't have a player on the first or second teams, but were anchored by Elvin Hayes, a future Hall of Famer.
She added that Chinese multinationals in Spain were proving robust, in part because they were anchored by a huge domestic market back home.
"I'm the guy that you buy! Are you so fucking blind you don't even see what I am?" Gilroy's movie was taut and intelligent, and evoked the Hollywood of the nineteen-seventies, when thrillers were anchored by complex characters.
Canada's Sandrine Mainville, Chantal Van Landeghem, Taylor Ruck and Penelope Oleksiak took the bronze ahead of London silver medalists the Netherlands, who were anchored by triple Olympic champion Ranomi Kromowidjojo.
The work experiments stylistically with elements as disparate as Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky and is an open invitation to disaster, especially in its fast-paced wind ensemble sections, which were anchored by the strength and agility of clarinetist Steven Barta.
The two teams have won or shared Ivy titles in 46 of the league's 52 years, which includes three Princeton championship teams in the early '80s that were anchored by Robinson, the fourth-leading scorer in Tigers history.
"I had acquired a set of transcription recordings covering the first 36 hours of broadcast D-Day coverage, the first eight or nine hours of which were anchored by Bob," Mr. McDonough said.
The many prominent essayists at the end of the 20th century who were anchored by their philosophical orientations included Eduardo Prado Coelho, José Augusto França, David Mourão-Ferreira Mourão-Ferreiras, Antónioho da Silva, and Eduardo Lourenço.
They were anchored by the German drummer Max Weissenfeldt, who specializes in Ethiopian and Afro-pop beats, and the bassist Nick Movshon, a New Yorker who has mastered several African styles.
