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Meanings of anchorman in English

Portuguese
âncora
Catalan
presentador

A television personality who presents material prepared for a news program and at times must improvise commentary for live presentation.

âncora
Usage of anchorman in English
1
The anchorman paused and then said, A third explosion has been reported.
A Brewing Storm
2
A classic school portrait showed as a backdrop to a grimfaced anchorman.
Bones to Ashes
3
Producer and anchorman is the award winning Radio Ulster presenter Mike Edgar.
The Irish Times
4
Mike Nesbitt was a former television anchorman who abandoned broadcasting for public service.
The Irish Times
5
Best of all, as anchorman Johnny Hansom, Ryan sends himself up mercilessly throughout.
The Irish Times
6
He worked mainly as a newspaper columnist and anchorman, including at CNN Turk.
The Irish Times
7
Trust me America, you do not want me as your anchorman.
Wired
8
Michael Ginsberg Michael Ginsberg: a touch of the comedy anchorman about his look.
The Guardian
9
Though the anchorman's tone was casual, Quinn's red flags went up.
By reason of insanity
10
The anchorman said, The residents at Marrowbone believe in cooperative living, regardless of color.
The marrowbone marble company
11
Even the provenance of the term anchorman itself has been retouched for public consumption.
NY Magazine
12
The anchorman said that Moslems and Hindus were burning houses in one Indian community.
Corpus of a Siam Mosquito
13
Tells about an interview by Chinese students of Tom Brokaw, the NBC news anchorman.
The new yorker
14
When the anchorman announced it, Toppers said aloud, "They're destroying the money."
A Brewing Storm
15
Rosen nodded as the anchorman began asking him questions.
Private Sector
16
Kramer also phoned ABC news anchorman Peter Jennings' office.
Wired
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âncora
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