Sentence examples for centre marked from inspiring English sources
Unlike its rival, Moscow has a well-defined city centre marked by the Kremlin.
The New Zealand centre marked his return with a series of gliding breaks undone by long passes that tore lumps out of the turf.
The task is to get to the centre, marked in some conspicuous way, then to return; but even those who know the key are apt to be perplexed.
When the pit closed, only a plaque in the village centre marked the rich industrial heritage.
The 2006 opening of the lofty Suvarnabhumi Airport, located 25km east of the city centre, marked the emergence of Bangkok to the big league, and it continues to be a key engine of growth, with arrivals increasing by 19% from 2011 to 2012.
A market square once stood at the centre, marked by a cross in honour of Queen Eleanor.
The 80km-long Gautrain mass transit railway system, which connects the airport to the city centre, marks one public transport triumph of recent years.
A football-pitch-sized mural by local painter Michael Fincher-Arthen the city centre marks the 20th anniversary of Germany's "peaceful revolution".
Launching the US-based centre marks the academy's fourth overseas expansion – with partners in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Bologna already delivering its courses.
Police said 100lb of Semtex were used: 250lb, said the IRA.The car-bomb, the second to go off recently in Belfast's newly revived commercial centre, marks a return to tactics all but abandoned since the mid-1970s.
The month after, the Barbican Centre marks 007's half-century on the big screen with Fifty Years of James Bond Style – 100 outfits and accessories created for the films by the cream of British costume design and international fashion royalty such as Miuccia Prada, Thierry Mugler and Oscar de la Renta.
