Sentence examples for because the centrepiece of from inspiring English sources
This haste was rather forced on the story because the centrepiece of the episode was to be the trial of Bates the valet, on charges of uxoricide, and, though the series has not always been a stickler for historical accuracy, most viewers would have known that the courts knock off over the holidays.
Scientists and environmentalists say that Australians are going to be learning a lot more about the Coral Sea in coming months because it is the centrepiece of a national network of marine parks that were declared by the previous federal Labor government.
"Let's Dance" isn't necessarily my favourite David Bowie tune (although, needless to say, it is a tune), but in terms of remembering Bowie I've chosen it because it's the centrepiece of one of his greatest achievements: the Serious Moonlight tour.
Because tax reform is the centrepiece of Mr Kohl's snail-like programme to increase growth and jobs, Mr Lafontaine, a traditional left-winger, has made it the battleground for a personal contest with the chancellor.
Last July the scheme was dropped because of spiralling costs, despite being the centrepiece of Liverpool's successful bid to become the European capital of culture in 2008.
A respected British collector complains that promoting outsider art as the centrepiece of the Biennale is a "curatorial cop-out", because it ignores more important artistic talents that would come to be seen as the defining voices of their generation.
The centrepiece of Seat's strongest range ever.
