The phrase 'centre up' is not correct in written English.
You could use the phrase 'center up' or 'centre around' instead. For example: "We will centre our discussion around this issue."
"You can buy it from the garden centre up on the A40," she enthused.
"There's no point preserving the past if you don't preserve the future," says the director, Amelia Foster, who has already signed the centre up for the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
James Blake, Laura Marling and Belle and Sebastian headline consecutively from Friday through Sunday, though much of the best stuff occurs away from Green Man's Instagram-perfect centre up in the Far Out tent, where Friday ends with thumping acid techno from Factory Floor.
Later, on the phone, du Feu says: "They have had this budget for quite a few years but you don't really see it if you're cycling around the city centre; up until about now most of the money has been spent further out".
In a tense finish littered by errors from both sides, Widnes refused to let Ryan Atkins put the result beyond doubt, holding the centre up on the try-line.
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The government then chipped in £10m to get centres up and running all over England.
I am always after a bargain, and right now garden centres up and down the country are just the place to find them.
You can just dump them when you have had enough, and rescue centres up and down the country are bursting at the seams.
Yes, show overlord Simon Cowell knows that in conference centres up and down the land, there are spinsters and sister acts and pitch-imperfect teenagers to be harvested.
The opening of the £180m HMP Oakwood, Wolverhampton - and other similarly-sized prisons - has been accompanied by the closure of smaller centres up and down the country.
