How To Use Anchorman In A Sentence
-
Carrey's primary goal is to become the new anchorman at the station.
-
The buzz out of Washington is that she and the anchorman had been tattletaling on each other.
-
America's 4x100m team clinched world championship gold after anchorman JJ Johnson pipped Britain's Dwain Chambers on the line.
-
The anchorman is the face of the network, of the entire network, not only of its news division.
Out of Thin Air: The Brief Wonderful Life of Network News
-
At lunchtime on the day of the party, the BBC's avuncular anchorman David Dimbleby introduced a montage of pop footage.
-
A US news anchorman recently wore the same navy suit for a year to see if viewers noticed.
Times, Sunday Times
-
The washingtonpost. com is actually quoting an opinion poll offered by None other FOX NEWS????? lolololololol fox attest in all the lying and spinning and even having non-other than two corrupt BLANTANT RACIST ANCHORMAN sean hannity and bubba gump aka bill o'rielly, as being FAIR AND BALANCED??????
Top Stories - Google News
-
Talladega Nights is a more refined version of the kind of anarchic, semi-improvised comedy that we saw in Anchorman, with the added bonus of being a dead-on pastiche of the Hollywood biopic genre.
-
I just read an interview where you said that, because the studio balked at Anchorman 2, you've got time to do artier films like Everything Must Go.
Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Everything Must Go
-
John and Jimmy even plead with the blow-dried anchorman at a local TV station to air a special report on Mikey.
-
He doesn't hide behind the BBC anchorman mask to dodge the question.
-
Obituaries claimed that the term anchorman was first coined to refer to Cronkite, but as I wrote in
Visual Thesaurus : Online Edition
-
The jovial anchorman on the local news reaches into the pocket of his blazer and extracts a fortune cookie.
-
His father's career as an anchorman and TV news reporter was clearly formative, but his own early career in sitcoms and soaps is likely more crucial.
-
I didn't even know what was going on, even after I finished my third game as the team's anchorman.
-
He was a true journalist in every sense of the word, best known as anchorman for the "CBS Evening News" for 19 years between 1962-81.
Dr. Abraham Froman: Farewell Mustachiopithicus
-
The anchorman nodded yes, judging distance with narrow eyes as the oarsmen manoeuvred the boat nearer and nearer the end of the jetty.
A TIME OF WAR
-
Weber, the anchorman of this immortal team, was the essence of unmuscled execution.
-
A former television anchorman is now mayor of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
-
She describes a CBS News anchorman as "badgering" her in a notorious interview which appeared to reveal her as woefully under-informed and ill-read.
-
The anchorman flung his whole weight back, tightening the throw rope.
A Time of War
-
But the role of star anchorman is a relatively new one for our guest.
Television News: History on the Run
-
An established and highly credited news anchorman for over thirty years has seemingly put his career on the line over the story of the questionable documents.
-
The late-night current affairs programme has a new anchorman.
-
A couple of us were interviewed on a beach outside Cairns in Queensland by a television anchorman from the Discovery Channel.
-
The anchorman turned it over to a reporter at the scene.
-
In February of 2001, Benshoof glided to his first career Senior International medal as the anchorman in a bronze medal performance by Team USA at the 35th Luge World Championships.
-
They talk as if the anchorman was eased out of his job merely for some error of fact such as any journalist is statistically certain to make every now and then.
-
Superannuated anchorman Dan Rather plays the toast.
-
He became the most high-profile newscaster in Britain when he made his debut as the programme's anchorman.
-
The anchorman flung his whole weight back, tightening the throw rope.
A Time of War
-
When Bruce is passed over for the news anchorman job he covets, he turns his gaze heavenward and curses God for his ill fortune.
-
Ryan on Jul 22, 2008 anchorman is easily the most quotable and one of the funniest movies i've seen. im doubtful they will be able to recreate that magic of stupidity from the first one with such a larger audience. it's exactly like #1 said. it looked like the cast was just having fun but with more pressure and higher expectations at the box office, the sequel might lose the fun the first one had. and on an unrelated note, TDK is incredible in IMAX. check it out jim on Jul 23, 2008
Update From Will Ferrell and Adam McKay on Anchorman 2 « FirstShowing.net
-
Channel 4 reporter and anchorman Krishnan Guru-Murthy had just finished his midday rapid-fire barrage of breaking bad news.
-
Tomorrow England could play half as well and win and the outcome may depend on which team's anchorman, Nicky Butt or Gilberto Silva, drags his chain less.
-
Two years later, he broke into the national consciousness with his work at the 1952 political conventions, serving as CBS '"anchorman" -- a word coined to describe Cronkite's role as point person for the network's correspondents.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
-
At the age of 21, he became the youngest ever anchorman in regional television.
-
There is news of war victories, and the anchorman soothingly assures viewers that peace will come soon.
-
His father's career as an anchorman and TV news reporter was clearly formative, but his own early career in sitcoms and soaps is likely more crucial.
-
As for complaining about aches and pains, ‘She doesn't do it more than anyone else,’ says Sam Norwood, anchorman on Talley's team.
-
High-definition TV means watching a picture so sharp you can count the hairs on an anchorman's nose.
-
Judging his distance the anchorman crouched, then leapt onto the jetty, wrapping his rope round a bollard while the oarsmen backed water.
A TIME OF WAR
-
In 1964 he began to build his reputation in the exacting role of anchorman for the general election results programme.
Times, Sunday Times
-
He called his anchorman father, Nick, and the two took a trip to the war-torn region to document the atrocities going on there.
CNN Transcript Apr 26, 2006
-
The anchorman flung his whole weight back, tightening the rope.
-
He becomes Ron: the shallow-but-photogenic anchorman whose back-stage pettiness contradicts his on-screen friendliness.
-
The anchorman on Coach McDonnell's team was South African, Alistair Cragg, who holds dual Irish citizenship and ran for Ireland in the World Cross-country Championships in Croatia last December.
-
We say a tearful good bye to legendary anchorman and the standard of journalist integrity, Dan Rather.
-
According to journalistic lore, network news producer emeritus Don Hewitt coined the term anchorman on 7 July 1952, to describe the late Walter Cronkite's coverage of the Democratic and Republican National Conventions.
Barry Michael Cooper: Walter Cronkite, Anchorman: When Holdin' It Down Lifted U.S. Up
-
Having watched what happened with my father as an anchorman, I understand that the idea is that news has a problem: they're losing viewers.
-
The broadcast also popularized an industry term -- "anchorman" -- employed to describe Cronkite's central role in the convention coverage.
Undefined
-
Because that wasn't the case in the relays, where the field would be widely spread by the time the anchorman hit the water, he had no backwash to contend with - and he could fly.
-
We cut back to the splitscreen view so we can also see the studio anchorman, who's obviously similarly at a loss by the outburst of profanity.
