Sentence examples for centred on groups from inspiring English sources

His first significant role was as the slovenly, unemployed Chunky – reprising the 1950s haircut and sideburns, along with leather jacket and skull-and-crossbones motif on his T-shirt – in Making Out (1989-91), the first of Debbie Horsfield's comedy-dramas centred on groups of women.

(Group F) The NLNY intervention is unusual in being centred on group delivered PA sessions.

8 The NLNY intervention centred on group-delivered PA sessions, each followed by reflection and advice, and was delivered by qualified fitness trainers (Register of exercise professionals REPS level 3) 9 as a local authority provision in leisure and community settings.

Although undertaken in diverse settings, these translational programmes have tended to centre on group-based health promotion programmes aimed at replicating the behavioural goals of gold standard research programmes [ 11].

It has few teachers and is centred on small groups of peers learning together.

According to information given to him, they centred on a group nicknamed the Blearistas and some, but by no means all, members of the Campaign group.

The series, centred on a group of older women living together in Miami, became a major success.

If Abdeslam had been seized earlier, police might have found links to other members of a network apparently centred on a group of former petty criminals from Molenbeek.

…in the Andes Mountains; and Reality Bites (1994), which centred on a group of twentysomethings trying to figure out what they want to do with their lives after college.

The musical, which was a remake of the Italian spoof Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958), centred on a group of incompetent thieves in 1930s Chicago.

It was the first in a series of plays called the Twentieth-Century Cycle that centred on a group of young friends growing up in the 1950s.