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anchor

[ang-ker] / ˈæŋ kər /




Example Sentences

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I wanted Bella’s profile to be both the anchor and the rhythm of the image.

From Los Angeles Times

Capital is moving toward economies where policy anchors are firmer, domestic demand is more predictable, and investment opportunities have broadened.

From Barron's

Christmas decorations adorn most storefront bakeries, which stand as community anchors throughout Mexico City.

From Los Angeles Times

The season is always a "steady anchor" and coming back to the same rituals and traditions each year can help "ground us", she says.

From BBC

A lot of those traditional anchor teams could be watching from their couches.

From Los Angeles Times