Sentence examples for centres dotted from inspiring English sources

It has distribution centres dotted around Europe.

There are few dolphins in the various Sea Life centres dotted around the coast who could have done better.

The Department of Labour offers an online employment service, as well as counselling for veterans at its 3,000 career centres dotted around the country.Still, commissions, initiatives and incentives can only go so far.

These days, 13 and 14-year-olds are commonplace, and the emergency reception centres dotted in the rolling hills of Sicily's heartland are full of young boys (and it is overwhelmingly boys; 92percentt of all unaccompanied minors are male) struggling to get their bearings.

Siphilile is recruiting more day care centre mentors to reach the 106 centres dotted in and around Matsapha town.

In the overcrowded camps and spontaneously erected collective centres dotting the border region, aid groups struggle to maintain basic standards of hygiene and safety.

No information boards or interpretation centres dot the way, and the footpath from the landing beach is so negligible that I soon get lost.

That might be about to change.Tourists are often encouraged to experience "village London", a term that reflects the variety of mini-centres dotted throughout the capital.

The storm left parts of the city centre dotted with abandoned vehicles, some with water up to their windows.

Game, Peacocks and Clinton Cards – all rescued from the brink of collapse – are also in the centre, dotted between the empty stores.

A Polish shop, a Hajj travel agent and a Somali centre dot the streets of Chalvey, one of its migrant-rich neighbourhoods.