Sentence examples for a epicenter of from inspiring English sources
(a) Epicenter of shallow seismicity (depth <45 km) is denoted by a small cross.
About 40 years ago Henan was an epicenter of an even bigger man-made catastrophe.
The predominant narrative declares Japan a near-perfect place, an epicenter of pure Zen that has whatever the author thinks his home country lacks.
Each, in different ways, an epicenter of death and a systematic process of mass-killing; each a symbolic place, an epigrammatic name on a dark map.
But he also lived and worked in midcentury Los Angeles, an epicenter of Modernism and a canvas for architects like Richard Neutra, Pierre Koenig and John Lautner, whose landmark houses Mr. Shulman captured.
Continue north to Casa del Popolo (4873, boulevard Saint-Laurent; 514-284-0122; www.casadelpopolo.com), a vegetarian cafe that moonlights as an epicenter of Montreal's thriving indie music scene.
His more conciliatory remarks contrasted with a speech he made a few days ago in which he labeled Pakistan an "epicenter of terrorism".
Dubbed the 'worst place in the world to be a woman,' the war-torn country is an epicenter of human suffering.
Last year, a Times blog, The Local, called the mall an "epicenter" of crime in its neighborhood, Fort Greene.
Chicago being kind of an epicenter of everything food, I thought it would be a really nice fit".
From a distance of half…"}]} New York has long been an epicenter of standup comedy; Woody Allen, Joan Rivers, and George Carlin got their starts here, and countless comic legends have followed.
