Sentence examples for centrepiece of its from inspiring English sources

But the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain got the chance of introducing it to the UK, and made it the centrepiece of its summer tour, framed by French music and conducted by Semyon Bychkov.

Even Labour, which has a plan on the banks, hasn't really made it a centrepiece of its campaign.

Adapted by Sarah Phelps, it will be the centrepiece of its Christmas schedule in 2015.

"We won't take any pious lectures from a government which has at the centrepiece of its budget a tax cut which it wouldn't tell Australian people how much it would cost... and is completely unfunded".

3.41pm BST Afternoon summary Labour has confirmed that it wants to make the NHS the centrepiece of its summer campaigning.

At the same time, it must promote the American model abroad as the centrepiece of its foreign policy the global spread of wealth being the best recipe for national security.

The national government has invested heavily in social housing, which is one of the centrepieces of its poverty alleviation policies.

I became really proud to be the centrepiece of it.

Barack Obama's visit – arguably, the centrepiece of his European tour – stopped the city in its tracks.

Tripping through assorted rhythms, sonnets, end-rhymed quatrains and the looping lines of its centrepiece, it is as formally vibrant as the luminous letters that adorn its cover.

Delury said Trump was also likely to ditch the highly contentious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) which under Obama had been "a centrepiece of an American resurgence of its role in Asia".