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Meanings of anchorwoman in English

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

Usage of anchorwoman in English
1
If you see this individual, contact the authorities immediately, the anchorwoman said.
Labor Day
2
The image on the screen quickly shifted back to the CNN anchorwoman.
The abduction
3
On her way, she passed Michele Feisler-thenew young anchorwoman-workingat her cubicle.
Caught
4
India looked safe for silver until Ghana's anchorwoman chased them down.
The Guardian
5
In awed tones, an anchorwoman explained that such incidents are not without precedent.
Flash and Bones
6
An appropriately concerned anchorwoman was reporting on a fire in a public housing block.
Break No Bones
7
Elizabeth Watts was the anchorwoman whose place Maddy had taken when she got there.
Journey
8
For this Collins would make her their premier anchorwoman for the rest of time.
The Reality Dysfunction
9
It came from a TV anchorwoman in New York.
The man who ate the 747
10
The anchorwoman said she was glad a cop was there because she had been robbed.
Heat Wave
11
The anchorwoman was talking about a Fullerton couple who had died in a boating accident.
The next to die
12
There was an aerial shot of the scene, then the program cut to an anchorwoman.
Devil Bones
13
A svelte anchorwoman is narrowing her eyes and reading aloud from the newsflash on her teleprompter.
The half life of stars: a novel
14
There was another cutback to an attractive anchorwoman who was struggling to look appropriately severe and apprehensive.
Mortal Allies
15
The picture flashed back to the anchorwoman.
Our little secret
16
The anchorwoman, a petite blonde with sculpted nails and Prada shoes, was chewing on the tourist's arm.
Patient Zero
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Anchorwoman through the time