Sentence examples for centrepiece example from inspiring English sources

A centrepiece example is Sports Week, a round of horse races and socialising to mark the end of sheep shearing.

Some furniture took on new roles; for example, the table à milieu, rather than an isolated centrepiece, became the family table, around which chairs were set for evening activities.

Today, most of the shops have lost their celebrated art-deco facades, but there are still examples of the style in the capital: the centrepiece of the Jardins du Trocadéro is the Palais de Chaillot, built for the Exposition Universelle in 1937, and there is also the Palais de Tokyo, inaugurated the same year.

The building, a gleaming example of baroque revival architecture built in 1906, is the civic centrepiece of a once great industrial city.

The centrepiece of the airline's long-haul fleet is the Boeing 777; with 58 examples in the fleet.

It could become a location for porn movies: an example of which, not yet quite rapid enough in Nicholas Hytner's otherwise exemplary production, is the farcical centrepiece of the evening: Reach for the Thigh.

Especially implausible seem the accounts arguing human rights should be at the core of the bloc's attention: Boostra & Tsertsvadze (2016: 7), for example, suggest that "[a]lthough the EU has little influence in Central Asia, adherence to democratic principles should be the centrepiece of engagement".

The governor is the centrepiece.

This will be the centrepiece of the Parc Nautique de l'Ile de Monsieur, and to a visitor from Britain its beautifully designed boathouses and jetties present a salutary example of France's attitude to sport.

Great as centrepiece of a banquet.

White Fire is the emotional, resonant centrepiece.