Sentence examples for centres inspired from inspiring English sources

The first is the investment in reclaiming city centres, inspired partly by Lord Rogers, an architect and urban booster.

Maybe the multiple candidates for Congress who walked the Target Centre, inspired to run by Paul, will hone his message.

John said being able to see his son at the centre inspired him to become a volunteer.

The All Blacks were left wishing he had been thrown back after the Samoa-born centre inspired a record England victory over the World Cup holders, the masters of the turnover beaten at their own game.

From here it's easy to see that Potsdamer Platz is divided into three: Daimler City, the flashy Sony Centre, and the Beisheim Centre inspired by American skyscraper design (panorama punkt.de; Potsdamer Platz 1; 10am-8pm; £4).

Also some shred of sensitivity to the justified public dislike that both Goodwin and the Okhta Centre inspire.

A community centre inspires an adolescent girl to become an agent of change in Panama PANAMA CITY, Panama, 5 May 2011 – Dalys Perez, 17, was seeking a positive influence in her life after her mother went to prison.

These centres, partly inspired by the German Fraunhofer Institutes model, aim to bring together business with scientists and engineers in order to bring new technologies into commercial use.

The centre is inspired by the Fairbank Centre at Harvard, and aims to be, in the words of Rana Mitter, its director, "the most exciting place to work on China in the western world", bringing all academics with a China interest under one roof.

It was this pseudo-scientific research centre that inspired Blofeld's own centre of Piz Gloria.

The Fenerbahce centre-back inspired those around him with his whole-hearted displays throughout a group campaign in which the Uruguayans were not breached.