Sentence examples for centrepiece memory from inspiring English sources

She sang about memories lighting the corners of her mind on 1974 hit The Way We Were, covered Andrew Lloyd Webber and Trevor Nunn's Cats centrepiece Memory in 1981, and is now set to commit her own memories to the page in an autobiography.

None of that makes me keel over with laughter, sorry if that stuff is the squishy centrepiece of your childhood memories.

Others followed around the world, with London's Trafalgar Square being created in his memory in 1835 and the centrepiece, Nelson's Column, finished in 1843.

New ideas are few and far between and old ones will, ironically, form the centrepiece of a newly rebranded "fairer" Coalition that aims to erase the memory of the electorate that so rejected it after the 2014 budget.

To an audience still reeling from the news of singer Robert Poulton's death on 30 October, this 2006 setting of four poems by Emily Dickinson, Antonio Machado, WH Auden and Rilke, written in memory of Knussen's wife and for Booth's voice, became the centrepiece of the last concert in Total Immersion: Oliver Knussen at 60.

The governor is the centrepiece.

Great as centrepiece of a banquet.

White Fire is the emotional, resonant centrepiece.

It is Edinburgh's ceremonial centrepiece.

The centrepiece of tomorrow's events will see tens of thousands of Britons taking part in the government-backed Lights Out campaign which will see homes, offices and public buildings dim their lights between 10pm and 11pm in memory of the start of the conflict – leaving a single candle or other light source lit.

Another "budget centrepiece" bites the dust.