Sentence examples for be a centrepiece from inspiring English sources

The series will be a centrepiece of Sky1's Christmas schedule.

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

Sven - The Coach, His Cash and His Lovers will be a centrepiece of the broadcaster's summer schedule, which was unveiled today.

A fractious dispute over health-care reform, which was supposed to be a centrepiece of the government's domestic agenda, has brought home how hard it is for the two coalition partners to agree on anything (see article).

Chief executive Art Ayris says the company's aim is to become "the 'Marvel' of the faith market", with the Kingstone Bible to be "a centrepiece for us in our offerings".

The Rolling Stones rocker will star in the film Keith Richards – The Origin of the Species, directed by Julien Temple, which will be a centrepiece of the BBC's My Generation season about the history of pop music.

It is a centrepiece of UN anti-poverty efforts.

It was a centrepiece of his critique of the Tory record.

The policy has long been a centrepiece of French arts policy.

She hasn't performed for a long time, so for her to sing is a centrepiece of the festival".

Mr Howard's workplace law, replacing collective bargaining with individual contracts, was a centrepiece of his fourth term.