Sentence examples for centrepiece of which from inspiring English sources

It made way for a wholesale redevelopment of the area, the centrepiece of which was architect Ralph Erskine's Byker Wall estate.

Bush, who had campaigned as a "compassionate conservative," promoted traditionally conservative policies in domestic affairs, the centrepiece of which was a $1.35 trillion tax-cut bill he signed into law in June 2001.

Earlier this week, the Greek Parliament passed its latest package of austerity measures, the centrepiece of which was a commitment to take 15,500 workers off the public payroll.

The city has undertaken a large-scale program of road improvements, the centrepiece of which is the Bruce Woodbury Beltway, constructed as a joint venture with other municipalities in the metropolitan area.

See articleGordon Brown's government unveiled its much-delayed energy policy for Britain, the centrepiece of which was a controversial decision to support the building of new nuclear-powered stations.

See articleMr Bush was set to unveil a relief plan for home-owners struggling with mortgage payments, the centrepiece of which is a freeze on interest rates on certain subprime loans.

The stadium is the centrepiece of SportCity, which has several other sporting venues.

It's become the centrepiece of his gigs, which combine live looping, audacious harmonies and a multimedia show, in which multiple Jacob Colliers scurry around a screen, moving from instrument to instrument.

"Everything is on the table except the centrepiece of the reform which is deregulation.

The centrepiece of the biennial, which runs until 10 November (britishceramicsbiennial.com), takes place in the main hall of the former Spode factory.

Triptych, now to be seen at Tate Britain, is the centrepiece of the series which shows defiant and angry women with their knees drawn up or sitting over buckets, waiting for the foetus to be expelled.