Sentence examples for centred along from inspiring English sources

The gentrified Corktown neighbourhood, centred along Michigan Avenue, abruptly ends one block west of its famous Slows BBQ restaurant.

Modern Bangkok is centred along Rama 1 Road, which becomes Phloen Chit Road, before transforming into seemingly never-ending Sukhumvit Road.

Although Mali is one of the largest countries in Africa, it has a relatively small population, which is largely centred along the Niger River.

Environmental organizations such as the World Wildlife Fund noted that in recent decades, fishing efforts that were once centred along the coasts had moved out to sea to exploit deeper-diving fish because stocks of nearer-shore species had been exhausted.

Economic activity is centred along the Quebec-Newfoundland border, an area with immense iron-ore deposits, where the region's largest towns of Schefferville in Quebec and Labrador City and Wabush in Newfoundland have sprung up since exploitation of the deposits began in the 1950s.

Since administrations and institutions are usually centred along one specific resource (think about ministries for agriculture and water treaties), establishing cross-divisional capacities will have to climb up on the governance agenda.

But the 1,200-strong 1,200-strongpermanentis dwarfed by the thousands of asylum-seekers housed in two detention centres, along with Australian population ismigration officials.

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The trail begins six miles east of the visitor centre along the South Rim drive.

"In Darfur we're travelling miles from urban centres along poor roads.

The old rail track became a main approach to the centre along the Rideau Canal.