The phrase 'centered by' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
The correct phrase would be 'centered around'. For example, 'The discussion was centered around the safety of the school.'
Ponikarovsky skated Wednesday with the line centered by Henrique.
It came with Colorado's checking line, centered by Stéphane Yelle, on the ice.
He put Elias at left wing on a line centered by Gomez, a time-tested combination.
The top was blood-red garnet, centered by a three-quarter-carat diamond.
Weinhandl is on the line centered by Aleksei Yashin, and the top line is finally producing.
Modano's line played mainly against the Devils' line centered by Scott Gomez.
The marquee matchup pitted Arnott's line against Colorado's top line, centered by Sakic, the team's captain.
The music is centered by the septet's brawny saxophones, with Mr. Ho on baritone saxophone.
Ho-Sang and Dal Colle have been skating on a line centered by Josh Winquist.
Hagelin skated on the fourth line centered by Nic Dowd with Chandler Stephenson.
The middle rectangle is centered by the fireplace, and forms the heart of the room.
