Sentence examples for centres of a from inspiring English sources

The control centres of a carrier are situated in the superstructure (the "island"), at one side of the flight deck.

The Cotswolds, Haslemere, the Lake District and Cornwall were all centres of a movement that believed in the regenerative power of natural materials and motifs drawn from the countryside.

The towns of Harrogate and Scarborough, frequently settings for British political conferences and conventions, are also centres of a growing tourist sector associated with Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors national parks.

There are some late-night budget airline flights I will never be able to unsee, and chanting easily as vile as that indulged in by the Chelsea supporters that I won't be able to unhear, drifting across squares in various European city centres of a Saturday night.

But the team also discovered that the higher centres of a common cephalopod's brain can override the arm's sensory inclinations (provided, of course, it is still attached to an individual).Freshly amputated octopus arms remain highly active for more than an hour after removal from their owner.

A pragmatic quasi-experimental study was conducted in Health Centres of a Costa del Sol Health District.

You're the centre of a maelstrom.

Richard McKerrow is at the centre of a storm.

He was at the centre of a number of controversies.

The hollow centre of a cell is called the lumen.

It is the centre of a productive wine-making region.