Sentence examples for centre though from inspiring English sources
The inside centre, though, felt England had let their advantage slip before that.
In the centre, though, creaky bureaucracy, bickering politicians and lingering insecurity stymie Iraq's progress.
Tianfu will have high-rise flats in the city centre (though far more open space than downtown Chengdu), but the low-rise, low-density areas common to garden cities in the UK are seen only in pockets.
A campaign against extremists has reduced violence in recent months.By shifting to the centre, though, Nahda has alienated parts of its Islamist constituency that now have few legitimate channels for expression: some are among the estimated 3,000 Tunisians who have joined jihadists in Iraq and Syria.
The Tricorn centre, though, faced a bigger problem.
The most common couples of all at London's ExCel centre, though, were dual enthusiasts.
In the east, however, urban centres, though equally important for government purposes, had already been in existence and long settled into their own culture and forms of government.
The offshore projects, by contrast, are conveniently close to big population centres, though hurricanes will be a problem.Despite the difficulties, Texans, led by Mr Patterson, are bullish.
The City of London's global financial-centres index which in March put London and New York well ahead of other centres, though losing ground will probably show that the gap has narrowed further when new results come out this month.Should London care?
The most common new uses for an old church are as blocks of apartments and community centres, though some have found a more exotic destiny.St Benedict's church in Manchester has become the Manchester Climbing Centre and a vertical wall with moulded footholds now occupies its tall nave.
From last month, they can surf the internet at what will soon be a network of 118 telecoms centres, though the price of $4.50 an hour is about a quarter of the average monthly wage for a state worker.The tempo of reform is accelerating.
