Sentence examples for centred from inspiring English sources
The word "centred" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this word to indicate that something is placed in the center or that something is focused on a particular thing. For example: "The charity event was centred around helping homeless people in the local area."
The Queensland government will submit a new application to the federal environment minister Greg Hunt for the dredging proposal, centred on the "T2" site, previously abandoned by BHP.
Until now, discussion has centred on how Greece can lay its hands on a portion of the €7.2bn not yet disbursed under the previous bailout deal.
For 37 years he led the Industrial Areas Foundation, a network of faith- and community-based organisations centred on the US.
British plans for a nuclear renaissance centred on a nuclear reactor in Somerset achieved a breakthrough when a nine-month European Union state aid investigation ended with a call for Brussels to approve the project.
Perceptions are a high stakes game in a region that has struggled for decades to shed its reputation centred on war, corruption, poverty and disease.
Despite filming six full minutes of video, largely centred around the fruit and veg aisle for some reason, I failed to capture anything of value at all, except for the fact that the 2013 Mark Wahlberg film Pain & Gain happened to be retailing on DVD for £2.99.
We must all come together as women and declare that it is time to focus not on midwife-led care but woman-centred care.
It got top place on measures including providing effective care, safe care, co-ordinated care and patient-centred care.
It is critical that we continue to build on sector expertise and successes but we also need to find positive, child-centred responses to these issues.
The character was chosen by Marvel as a surprise choice for its first female-centred superhero movie despite Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow being better known to cinema audiences through her appearances in the Iron Man, Captain America and Avengers films.
The salesmanship of NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens has convinced the service that this is the beginning of widespread, patient-centred change, not yet another wave of pilots.
