Sentence examples similar to a sort of centre from inspiring English sources
Barcelona had switched the Brazilian from his habitual position on the left to make him a sort of centre-forward and anyone breaking ahead of him, such as Eto'o, was likely to receive splendid service in the early passages of the game.
The church also serves as a sort of community centre.
It is surrounded by other shops and restaurants in a sort of town centre, or, as Brandon Palanker of Renaissance Downtowns, a developer, describes it, "a boutique city".
Is there a point at which a library stops being a library and becomes a sort of civic centre, or something like that?
"He's a sort of left-of-centre foetus," McEwan told a Guardian Live event on Monday.
They function as a sort of public pet centre – in the way that parks make up for an absence of backyards.
Recently, he's also become a sort of emergency call centre for Syrian refugees trying to get to Northern Europe by means of the West Balkan route.
She appears in opposition to Madge, who operates as a sort of chorus and moral centre in the play, the only character who survives her singleness.
Hidalgo's call for Paris to have a sort of drop-in "welcome centre" for migrants, just days after the interior minister dispatched riot police to dismantle an illegal camp in the north of the city, has also veered from the government line.
"There have been a whole range of new developments... so we're ending up with a sort of blight in the centre and we don't seem to be able to sort it out yet.
