Verwenden Sie „anchorage“ in einem Satz

1. My earliest memories of my father were of him being away a lot on a case in Anchorage

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2. Their anchorage was beautiful, a sheltered cove behind a fine sand beach

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3. questioned about the safety of the harbor for anchorage, he said the harbor would be too confining for a ship the length of the

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4. anchorage was asked if he knew the Confederate flag

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5. We were on our way flying up to Elmendorf Air Force Base at Anchorage, Alaska

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6. sucked out of the bay at Anchorage and replaced by a tidal wave

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7. This one swept Anchorage off the map and continued up into the

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8. It’s design and it’s extreme length are meant to spare the reef while allowing the docking of vessels requiring deep anchorage, such as The Queen of Waves

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9. “The Queen of Waves is already a magnificent vessel, and we’re very proud of her, but she’ll be immeasurably finer when the improvements are complete! She’ll be a magnificent showpiece for both of our companies! She will not only be far more beautiful and visually impressive, the extra structural work will greatly increase the already ample structural integrity of her hull! And as a passenger vessel, she’ll be carrying only a fraction of her weight capacity, so she’ll sit higher in the water, and require less depth for hull clearance and anchorage, she’ll handle more nimbly, and make more speed!

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10. Breakwater: a structure built or used to break the force of waves in a port or anchorage

11. While planning the trip to Anchorage, I came across an ad from the Indian Health Service Hospital in Sitka, Alaska

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12. Our itinerary called for a flight from Miami to Seattle and then on to Anchorage

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13. obstetrician-gynecologist at Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) in Anchorage

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14. In fact if there was a real danger of preterm delivery ANMC would dispatch a special team from Providence Hospital in Anchorage

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15. It was really comforting to have this back up from the doctors and nurses in Anchorage

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16. When we landed in Seattle, there was another plane on the ground there, scheduled to take off for Anchorage with a stop in Juneau

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17. Alas, Juneau airport was fogged in again and after some circling we flew on to Anchorage

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18. We took our time driving back to Anchorage and then on to Denali, where we

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19. In 2005, during one of our “off” and travel times I was contacted by the director of the Alaska native Medical Center (ANMC) in Anchorage

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20. While in Anchorage, another place worth visiting is the native arts and crafts museum of Wells Fargo Bank

21. Besides the great time I had working there, it allowed us also to explore not only Anchorage as a town, but also the immediate and distant surroundings

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22. After our last episode in Anchorage we were not quite sure what we would be doing next

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23. Returning to Anchorage for short episodes, or returning to Tasmania or New Zealand were all options

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24. "Orlov's ship -- the Gaspar --arrived at Anchorage on Cook Inlet in Alaska," she said

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25. "Anchorage, a railway town, was less than three years old

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26. Two days after leaving Anchorage, severe Arctic storms battered the northern Pacific," said Ogilvie

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27. Between Anchorage in Alaska and San Francisco, a distance of some 3,000 kilometres, there was some of the world's most beautiful and spectacular coast scenery

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28. Nothing was able to tear him away from the spiritual anchorage of this fervent, sublime, and undaunted faith

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29. On the second day out of Anchorage, we experienced severe engine trouble

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30. They hired a float plane to carry the group from Anchorage to a remote fishing camp and spent only 20 minutes standing in the fast flowing creek before Frank declared that he was bored and that they should begin packing up for the flight back to the Hilton where they were staying in the $300 per day Presidential Suite

31. How different things had been when the ship had been at anchor, taking on its usual crew of miscreants and desperadoes in the sheltered anchorage of the docklands

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32. She was born and raised in Anchorage,

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33. A five-year old untrained German shepherd named Buddy, who is a resident of the city of Anchorage, Alaska, showed how smart he is in the spring of 2010

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34. in Anchorage, Alaska – where his ‘career’ would linger for only a little while longer…

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35. Consequently Hitler ordered that warships were in future only to leave their anchorage when there was no danger of a British aircraft carrier being involved

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36. In fact, she did not move from her anchorage until April, 1944, after extensive repair work had been carried out

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37. Admiral had been watching beforehand could be seen approaching its anchorage position in the

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38. So yesterday I was desperate and tried for Scorpion Anchorage

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39. On the other side of the canyon ridge, Willows Anchorage, the private pier of the resort, came into view

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40. The thin strip of beach ended with more massive rocks for Daphne to climb if she was to make her way around the coastline to Scorpion Anchorage

41. When she reached the summit, she looked to the east where the island curved north, and though she could not see Scorpion Anchorage, she was amazed to see the coast of California and hundreds of boats in the distance

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42. When they finished applying the sunscreen, Brock got up and helped her to her feet, swung the backpack across his shoulders, took her hand, and led her east, toward Scorpion Anchorage

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43. She studied the huge round rock toward Scorpion Anchorage to the east

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44. The forests were quite out of the beat of tourists or foreigners, and the indigenous ladies were too properly occupied by indoor duties to wander, even if they liked forests, away from their home anchorage; and for those whose business sent them into these lonely places to come across somebody belonging to the class that can have dinner every day regularly in a house if it likes and to the sex that ought to be there cooking, it was an amazement

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45. “Bit of a pain in the arse,” grunted Jeb between hauls, “this anchorage

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46. know, I"ll be in Anchorage later next week

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47. As it happens, I"ll be in Anchorage on

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48. It has been in existence since 1968, and plays an important in giving Anchorage schoolchildren a proper education into the fauna of their land

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49. "To follow in his legendary footsteps" as Andy would put it, but Széchenyi travelled between Seward and Anchorage by train, not bus

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50. The wonderful Candice has a solution: I mustn't worry, she will post it tomorrow! Huge Relief! I leave her some money for any expenses, and I'll sort the rest out on my return to Anchorage

51. At the final bus-stop the anarchy of Anchorage continues

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52. When I was talking about Anchorage before, I mentioned that the region had been hit by a massive earthquake in 1964

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53. My first impression is that it surpasses the Anchorage Hilton

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54. It starts in Anchorage, and ends in the town of Nome on the Seward Peninsula, on the west coast, and is one of the main attractions of the Alaskan calendar, generating huge media coverage around the world

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55. The competitors are international and from all levels of society, and the race is organized by thousands of volunteers who supervise the proceedings from five headquarters: Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Nome and Wasilla

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56. It's the second one I've seen in the wild; the first was near Anchorage, and we almost ran it over

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57. This is just in time - they were last washed at the Anchorage Hilton, and that was a while ago

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58. The safest solution is to fly back to Anchorage today, as, in that direction, the air is clear

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59. This is only possible because planes flying from Anchorage can avoid Fairbanks and all the smoke, if the wind is in the right direction

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60. If I do this, I will forfeit my accomodation tonight in Fairbanks (already paid for) and will have to book, and pay for, another room in Anchorage; as well as this, I will incur extra charges for the plane fares

61. Unbelievably, the inept Alaska Airlines attendant had lost my boarding pass for the Deadhorse flight, which I should have been given in return for the one for the Anchorage flight - which I had had to return at once, when it turned out I wasn't flying to Anchorage

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62. But I definitely have to be back in Anchorage by the 20th August

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63. Entering my unit, I had a pleasant surprise: there was my khaki-colored 1750 Peli gun-case! The last time I saw it was at the entrance to the Anchorage Hilton, on the first day I arrived in Alaska, when I handed it over to Andy

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64. I don't have to be in Anchorage until the 20th (St

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65. Mark and his son had just reached Anchorage, and were also staying at the hotel

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66. This would never happen in the Anchorage Hilton

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67. I have three more boxes of ammunition sitting in Anchorage, but I shan't be back there for a while

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68. Also, it gives me time to write up my diary, so I won't have to deal with it in Anchorage

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69. But the hotel is designed in such a way that, if you want to get from the Anchorage Tower, where room 1164 is situated, to the West Tower - where the pool is - you have to cross the lounge, past the hordes of journalists in their smart suits, the government officials and their secretaries, the security guards, the secret agents, the advisors, and the all the other hangers on;it would make a perfect photo - opportunity for an alert paparazzo

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70. She suggests Room 2069, saying it has a good view of the mountains near Anchorage

71. In the afternoon I visit the Anchorage Museum

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72. I buy a new pair of shoes, sit in the jacuzzi for a while, and then, with my binoculars, watch Anchorage from the window of my room

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73. I have such fond memories of the Anchorage Hilton and its staff, who were so kind and friendly, that the Best Western has a really tough act to follow if they want to impress me

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74. Two minutes after the device was powered up it displayed a nautical chart of the area in which the boat was sailing, zoomed closely enough to navigate through a complicated anchorage or zoomed out to display the entire Atlantic Ocean

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75. The magazine offered its waterfront area as an anchorage for passing boaters, including the large wooden schooners that carried dozens of tourists for week-long cruises around the Maine coast

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76. In the name of God shall be its sailing and its anchorage

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77. There ought to have been a tranquil bark in such an anchorage, and there was

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78. His mother, who had dementia, was traveling with her husband and was left in a small motel 100 miles away when his father was flown to a hospital in Anchorage

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79. “Great,” I said lightly, not quite willing to tell him that by the time he got to Kennedy Meadows I would be on a bus to Anchorage

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80. He saw clearly how plain and simple—how narrow, even—it all was; but clearly, too, how much it all meant to him, and the special value of some such anchorage in one's existence

81. The sun was already high overhead, beating down on the anchorage and softening the pitch in the deck seams of His Most Imperial Majesty’s Ship Celestial Music, his fifty-six-gun flagship

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82. Shyngwa leaned forward, bracing his hands on the sill of the open stern windows, and looked beyond his ships at the crowded anchorage, thick with anchored merchant galleons which had fled to the supposed safety of the provincial capital’s shore batteries

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83. Twenty-five more galleons shared the anchorage with Defiant, all but two of them purpose-built war galleons rather than the converted merchantmen which had composed the majority of the Royal Dohlaran Navy the last time the Imperial Charisian Navy had come calling in the Gulf of Dohlar

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84. Fort Nahgah, at the tip of Cape Yula, the southern headland at the head of the Kaudzhu Narrows, would offer a much better anchorage, but it was also the better part of fifty miles from Fort Tyshau … with a minor obstacle called the Imperial Charisian Navy between them and it

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85. The wind was out of the north-northwest, which would have been dead foul for an attempt to use Snake Channel, farther to the south, but once they rounded the tip of the shoal and made the turn into North Channel they could make the anchorage with a leading wind—what was often called a “soldier’s wind”—from just abaft the beam

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86. Shyan Island lay smack in the middle of the entrance to Saram Bay in the Province of Stene, the primary western anchorage of the Royal Dohlaran Navy now that the Dohlarans had lost Claw Island

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87. sooner or later? There's the feather‐bed element here, brother—ach! and not only that! There's an attraction here—here you have the end of the world, an anchorage, a quiet haven, the navel of the earth, the three fishes that are the foundation of the world, the essence of pancakes, of savoury fish‐pies, of the evening samovar, of soft sighs and warm shawls, and hot stoves to sleep on—as snug as though you were dead, and yet you're alive—the advantages of both at once! Well, hang it, brother, what

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88. It proving impossible to repair the Hopewell’s Rigging without putting into some friendly Anchorage, we captur’d another Ship instead, a broad-beam’d English Flute call’d the Speedy Return, and sank the Hopewell without further Ado

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