The phrase "centrepiece for" is a correctly constructed phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a decorative object that is used to give a focal point to a room or table. For example, "The giant flower arrangement was the perfect centrepiece for the dining room table."
Anyway, the museum is just the centrepiece for an entire waterfront "Titanic Quarter".
Ridley Scott used it as the centrepiece for his movie Kingdom of Heaven.
The project, initiated in 2004, became the centrepiece for the NNSA's plans to rebuild America's ageing nuclear-weapons infrastructure.
It seems like a fitting centrepiece for the games, but the "Water Cube" next door is almost as stunning.
The 114.5m-tall 114.5m-tallded spectowerar views over London; the providedto reopen it in 2014, a centrepiece for the pospectacular Olympic Park.
A centrepiece for this field of scholarship, this research handbook will be an essential resource for scholars interested in comparative law, legal theory and legal history, from both legal and social science backgrounds.
Christina Purnell started Sweet Tree by Browns three years ago after she made a series of chocolate tree centrepieces for her daughter's wedding.
In real life, one gets the impression the damsels were set up as centrepieces for the group's retro arts-and-crafts decor.
Add a little offbeat pazazz to your wedding tables by trading the floral centrepieces for game centrepieces.
And now here she is, this person you love and know so well – in hysterics, because the mason jars she has ordered for the table centrepieces for her wedding are different to the ones she saw on Pinterest.
The construction of the replicas will be the centrepiece of events for world heritage week, planned for April with a theme of replication and reconstruction.
