Sentence examples for are center from inspiring English sources
noun
The point in the interior of a circle that is equidistant from all points on the circumference.
"It's a place where writers are center".
He and his wife, Jennifer, are Center Parcs veterans.
The others are center Scott Gomez and defenseman Colin White.
The living room couch and table are center stage.
The demands of homosexuality and heterosexuality are center stage.
People — chic young ladies, sportsmen-hunters and farm kids — are center stage.
The newspaper is considered center-left, while Mr. Sarkozy and his party are center-right.
The Democrats are a much more likely possibility than the Republicans; Mr. King's politics are center-left, and he endorsed Representative Chellie Pingree, a Democrat, in 2010.
Why We Chose It: World current events, as seen through The Times and other sources, are center-stage in this rigorous and detailed unit, which raises the provocative question, what will become history and what will be forgotten?
As luck would have it, many of those leaders are center-leftists who were at a Holocaust conference in Stockholm, so the stage could hardly have been better set.
Center-backs Ventura Alvarado and Michael Orozco were handed their first start as a tandem while Geoff Cameron and Tim Ream featured as fullbacks, although they are center-backs at their respective English clubs.
