Sentence examples for a centrepiece of this from inspiring English sources

In Yellowstone National Park, a centrepiece of this reintroduction, wolves pared the overabundant populations of elk, which had stripped the park's trees and grasses.

A centrepiece of the antipasto table, Neapolitans eat this on Christmas Eve.

1982: Launches on the first night of Channel 4 as a centrepiece of the schedule.

That claim has become a centrepiece of the international propaganda effort on behalf of Mr Chávez's "revolution".

It would be useful to make energy a centrepiece of these trade negotiations.

The Waterloo Cup became a centrepiece of the campaign against coursing in the UK.

The Conservatives' anti-extremism legislation, announced in last year's Queen's speech and reheated on Tuesday as a centrepiece of this year's, apparently in an attempt by the prime minister to convey purpose and authority in the aftermath of the EU referendum vote, is likely to make matters worse.

In the 1990s Mr Ryan was a speechwriter for Jack Kemp, the effervescent congressman who, in the late 1970s and early 1980s, made supply-side economics a centrepiece of Republican electoral ambitions.In this section Rival visions The flawed favourite The rise of the anti-Keynesians Blooming In treatment Guarding the guards Think before you speak Vicious or virtuous?

"This will be a centrepiece of my Autumn Statement - and part of our long-term economic plan for the country".

This coincides with the government's decision to define multiculturalism as a centrepiece of immigration policy.

It is a centrepiece of UN anti-poverty efforts.