Sentence examples for centre from which from inspiring English sources

Three hundred are then chosen to attend an assessment centre, from which the 150 final trainees are chosen.

In historical times it was also a centre from which governments controlled the mountain tribes of western Hunan.

It developed as a rail and highway centre from which vegetables, including the renowned Red McClure potatoes, are shipped.

It became a boatbuilding centre from which farm produce was shipped to New York City (30 miles [48 km] south).

He admitted burglary and breach of an Asbo by entering part of the city centre from which he is prohibited.

The IMA was a good centre from which to dream of overthrowing the forces of British provincialism and plot the reform of BBC music division.

The historically minded chancellor was allowed to use it one last time when he delivered his first budget last June – but only on the strict understanding that it would then be allowed to enjoy not-so-early retirement, displayed in the Cabinet War Rooms under Whitehall, the nerve-centre from which Churchill conducted the defence against Hitler.

The upperparts feathers have blackish wedge-shaped centres, from which the species derives its vernacular name.

This included two allegedly active "boiler room" call centres – from which alleged victims received unsolicited phone calls targeting them with bogus investment offers – at Surfers Paradise and Bundall.

Historians debate whether Gorée was a major entrepôt for the trade or simply one of many centres from which Africans were taken to the Americas.

The two primary prehistoric centres from which migrations of modern human populations over the continent took place were Southwest Asia and a region comprising the Mongolian plateaus and North China.