Tells how he gradually became interested in avant garde art and how the art market became centered in N.Y.
Here we see a girl who having lost parental love, continues to search for love and her primary motivation became centered in getting her dependent needs met.
The Times's obituary of Ruth noted that, by early in the 1921 season, fans had forgotten all about the scandal as their "attention became centered in an even greater demonstration of superlative batting skill by the amazing Babe Ruth.
The Big Board could have dominated that market, but instead it sniffed at it and the market became centered in Chicago, where commodity exchanges had long existed, trading wheat and corn contracts.
Literary production gradually became centered in the court by the mid-fifth century, and a distinct feature of Southern Dynasties literature is the phenomenon that emperors and princes joined with their courtiers in the act of writing poetry on social occasions.
With considerable misgivings they saw the 1921 season get under way and then, as the popular song of the day ran, "Along Came Ruth". Inside of a fortnight the fandom of the nation has forgotten all about the Black Sox, as they had come to be called, as its attention became centered in an even greater demonstration of superlative batting skill by the amazing Babe Ruth.
In the late 1950s, the Saddle Horse Capital became centered in Shelby County, Kentucky, largely due to the success of breeders Charles and Helen Crabtree, the latter a renowned equitation coach.
If you feel like just resting your mind through meditation, that is another good way to become centered and steeped in spirituality.
Similar facilities in Italy, Canada and Japan have become centers in the search for dark matter, neutrino experiments and other delicate work that requires shelter from cosmic rays.
And yet it is the Irish border that has become center stage in negotiations with the European Union.
