Those are the anchor which all the others work off of.

He'll be an anchor around everything you want to do.

The free end found its place around an old anchor.

Then the anchor person came back on to tell America when the next news break would be.

How had things changed since he was an anchor, we asked him.

It was not easy to get in, even for the anchor.

The feel of her in his arms was the only anchor he had.

Well, they'd just have to put down an anchor when she left.

An anchor man, perhaps, for the others who had gone.

I made of that name an anchor point for my will.

She told him that he was her anchor in life.

I have to go there, to get to my anchor.

They have been playing together more than 20 years, and for them, the game has become an anchor.

But in that case, he might better have left me at the end of his anchor line.

"He will be needed on board during the whole time we are at anchor here."

He was asked, among other things, to be a college president and a television anchor.

Old anchors no longer hold, and a sense of history is lost.

The building was not just a way station then, but an anchor.

But finally the job was done and the anchors let down.

She was feeling like a pretty poor anchor just then.

When it's their turn, perhaps you can be the anchor.

They took the dead away and put the anchors out.

They had to have been waiting for the anchor to become available.

Without any other anchor in her life what else could she expect?

Many black students need to have a place to anchor themselves to.

Without a face to focus on, I need to anchor myself to something.

But I need something to anchor me to that kind of world.

It would anchor him to this place no matter what happened.

The stuff is going to anchor itself in about four hours.

Do all that, and stay anchored to my human body as well.

He was anchored to the wall, and it had become his ground.

They had decided to stay all night anchored on the ground, and start off in the morning.

The mind is still, as I say, anchored to the body.

For a moment nothing happened, the other end might just as well have been anchored to a mountain.

Only certain works seemed anchored in time, space and meaning.

They must return together or the missing one would anchor the others.

Anything not anchored fell back out into space, usually for good.

Well, the ship went out and anchored outside for the day.

The open water where we'd anchored the boat was gone.

Fields, who will be 34 years old next month, has anchored the line at center since 1975.

Father and daughter made history when on October 18, 1976, they began to anchor the news together.

"We can up anchor and get under way at your command."

He looked to see whether any of his company's ships had anchored.

They had no rope with which to anchor each other.

He pointed out that they anchor a room better than anything else.

They'll anchor shallow, ready to move before anyone can get here.