Sentence examples for At its epicentre from inspiring English sources

At its epicentre: a roundabout, a tent, police officers clad in blue and the scene of a truly shocking crime.

Urban fantasy, at least when it makes the leap from the genre ghetto to the mainstream, finds its audience because it places late teenage and twentysomething angst at its epicentre.

During the 14th century, humanism strengthened, diversified, and spread, with Florence remaining at its epicentre.

A perfect storm is gathering at Bolton Wanderers and Owen Coyle finds himself right at its epicentre.

She intended to stay just a few months: "The city seemed too buttoned up for me, too obsessed with politics". Yet within a year, aged just 25, she found herself at its epicentre, working as an aide to President Obama.

Towards the final days of the second millennium, Pulp rose briefly to the top of the indie pile, and Jarvis Cocker's voice and songs seemed to exemplify both the glory and the gloom of end-of-the-century northern Britain, with Sheffield at its epicentre.

In January 2001 the state was rocked by a devastating earthquake, which had its epicentre at Bhuj in the Kachchh district.

This economic slump led to the "hot autumn" of 1969, a season of strikes, factory occupations, and mass demonstrations throughout northern Italy, with its epicentre at Fiat in Turin.

Although its magnitude about 6.3 was less than that of the 2010 quake, it caused greater devastation, in part because its epicentre was at a relatively shallow depth and was located close to the city and because it struck in the middle of the day.

The US Geological Survey measured the quake at 6.2 magnitude and put its epicentre near the Umbrian town of Norcia.

The supermodel provides a snapshot of a moment in time because she is always at the epicentre of the fashionable cultural life of her time – and at its vanguard.