Anchoring

The expert commentator is anchoring the live cricket match.

The presenter is anchoring the quiz show on TV.

The teacher was anchoring the virtual classroom session and explaining the lesson.

She is anchoring the fashion show on the red carpet.

The chef was anchoring the cooking show and demonstrating how to make a pizza.

The host was anchoring the debate between the political candidates.

The radio host will be anchoring the talk show on current affairs.

The news reporter is anchoring the breaking news coverage of the hurricane.

The radio jockey was anchoring the music show and playing popular songs.

The game show host was anchoring the quiz competition and asking questions.

The news anchor is anchoring the presidential debate.

The commentator is anchoring the live broadcast of the Academy Awards ceremony.

The news anchor was anchoring the breaking news bulletin on the terror attack.

The chef uses the recipe as an anchoring to prepare the dish perfectly.

The speaker used historical events as an anchoring for his argument.

The archaeologist uses the ruins as an anchoring to learn about the ancient civilization.

The geologist used the rocks as an anchoring to understand the geological formations.

The GPS system on my phone requires a stable anchoring to provide an accurate location.

The painter uses a photograph as an anchoring to paint the landscape accurately.

The weather forecasters use the data from weather balloons as an anchoring to predict the weather.

The navigator used the lighthouse as an anchoring point for his direction.

The scientist used the genetic code as an anchoring point for his research.

The teacher used the previous lesson as an anchoring point for the new topic.

The company uses customer feedback as an anchoring to improve its services.

The anchor on the ship provided a good anchoring point for the sailors.

The surveyor used the mountain peak as an anchoring point for his measurements.

The athlete uses the scoreboard as an anchoring to push himself to do better.

The writer uses real-life incidents as an anchoring for his fictional story.

The news channel is anchoring the audience's perception by selectively reporting only one side of the story.

The interviewer is anchoring the candidate's response by asking leading questions.