Sentence examples for would be anchored from inspiring English sources

Instead, the cables would be anchored to the deck itself.

The district would be anchored by the Brooklyn Academy of Music, hence the name.

Planned as the Mall at Oyster Bay, it would be anchored by Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom.

The nets would be anchored at the bottom and marked with buoys on top.

The other would be anchored by an Ally offer for a $1.6 billion portfolio of mortgages.

According to Smith, the ribbon would be anchored on a movable base located at sea on the equator about 1,000 miles west of Ecuador.

Wednesday, the network announced that Lehrer would be returning on Thursday night and would be anchoring the broadcast "two or three days a week for awhile as he moves toward a full time schedule".

"They'd be anchored directly opposite the fort's six-inch guns, which could fire several rounds a minute, so unsurprisingly nobody ever tried to make a run for it.

If there were a scale of self-exposure and Lena Dunham was on one end, I'd be anchoring the other.

Because of their weight, they would not need to be anchored to the pavement and threaded through the linguini of utility lines under the sidewalk.

Mr. Lehrer said, however, that he would not be anchoring PBS's coverage of next year's political conventions, where he has been a fixture.