| Then anker repeated his visit, and had something else to show. |
| By coincidence, an anker is also a European liquid measure roughly equivalent to eight and a half gallons. |
| And standing along to the Westward, this night we tryed with our mayne coarse and bonnet. On Saturday night we came to an anker, in three fathomes against Sewramo. |
| Anker said at the annual scientific sessions of the American Heart Association. |
| The pitiful thing about anker was that he was such a good craftsman. |
| Well, he met young Mr. anker, as I was saying, and asked him what ailed him. |
