Sentence examples for centre position from inspiring English sources

If he was picked at centre – and he could have been with a full-back set to play in the right centre position – so be it.

Lib Dems are to be an anchor on the larger parties, a perpetual Goldilocks – although his centre position was unmistakably to the right.

Eight dancers, with twigs at the centre, position themselves in a line across a stage swirling with whirlpool-ish lights and a thickening carpet of dry ice.

When the Chancellor and shadow Chancellors held a live television debate on Channel 4, the centre position was given to the Liberal Democrat Vince Cable.

Then, based on this first estimate, cross-correlation of smaller regions of interest (ROIs) gives the displacement field which is interpreted as a zoom factor misfit coupled with a zoom centre position misfit.

The procedure involves two steps: first, a rough estimate of the pattern centre position and zoom factor (the ratio of the two detector distances) is obtained by cross-correlating the entire images.

The NDP occupies a left-of-centre position, advocating an extension of the welfare state.

Outspoken on many issues, Abbott occupied a left-of-centre position in the Labour Party during the 1990s, when Tony Blair's reform ("modernization") program abandoned many of the party's traditional socialist policies.

Saints have made fewer changes, ­relying instead on Turner's former ­Oldham classmate Kyle Eastmond to take over from Long at scrum-half, with Nick Fozzard returning to add aggression to the front row, and the New Zealand international Sia Soliola signed to solve last season's problem left-centre position.

The bandura has an oval wooden body; a short, fretless neck attached to the soundboard in an off-centre position; 4 to 8 bass strings running from the neck of the instrument to the body; and 30 or more (sometimes 60) chromatically tuned treble strings stretched over the soundboard.

The formal debate between Shapley and Curtis ended inconclusively, but history has proved Shapley to be mostly right on the issue of the off-centre position of the solar system and the large scale of the Galaxy, and Curtis to be mostly right on the issue of the nature of the spirals as independent galaxies.