Sentence examples for centre drawing from inspiring English sources

Bogn Engiadina, which celebrates its 20th anniversary next year, is a huge spa with six indoor and outdoor pools, steam room, solarium, sauna and fitness centre, drawing visitors in winter and summer.

He even added a religious twist: France, he said, should not "renounce 2,000 years of Christian civilisation and heritage".Distaste for all such talk is one reason why Mr Bayrou has managed to carve out a space in the centre, drawing in those who are turned off both by Ms Royal's economic left-wingery and by Mr Sarkozy's divisiveness.

In Canada, a General Practice Rurality Index was introduced in 1997 including remoteness from closest basic/advanced referral centre, drawing population, number of GPs, number of specialists and presence of an acute-care hospital [ 17].

Youth support centre Drawing upon his personal experiences, Mr. Glover engaged in a candid dialogue with young people at the Zanzibar Youth Education Development and Environment Support Association, which offers a range of services – including HIV testing, counselling, vocational training and a 24-hour toll-free hotline to help address problems such as drug addition, HIV and unemployment.

The second-row still made the ball available and Wales now had their centre drawn into the contact area.

Mark Potok, the director of research on hate groups at the centre, drew attention to Loughner's online ramblings that reject the US currency.

There are 225 students at the centre, drawn from seven states across America, with state or federal agencies paying about $220,000 a year per child.

The first Pestival, held at the Wetlands Centre in Barnes, south London, hosted 10,000 people; last year's incarnation, at the Southbank Centre, drew crowds of 200,000 and was supported by 260 volunteers.

As the crowds thronged Westfield shopping centre, drawn like moths to the one-time Olympic Stadium, the drip, drip of bad news was again dominated by pharmaceuticals and politics rather than lap times and lane draws.

It is estimated that at its height (c. 700) the core of Tikal had a population of about 10,000 persons but that the centre drew upon an outlying population of approximately 50,000.

A small team of 12 paid staff works across both charities, and the law centre draws on 100 volunteers, including local lawyers, to hold clinics in family, employment housing, immigration and personal injury advice.