Sentence examples for centres of communities from inspiring English sources

One notable aspect of the Victorians' commemoration of Guy Fawkes Night was its move away from the centres of communities, to their margins.

The organisation has been raising the profile of real ale for over 40 years and supports well-run pubs as the centres of community life.

Reconstruction provided the opportunity for African Americans to solidify their family ties and to create independent religious institutions, which became centres of community life that survived long after Reconstruction ended.

Just as the Campaign for Real Ale believes in "well run pubs as the centres of community life," John Reed believes that the traditional barbecue joint is a place in the South where people from all walks of life and all races, from the sheriffs' deputies to the construction workers to the town bankers, gather to eat the local specialty at a price just about anybody can afford.

Furthermore, schools are not only education facilities for children, but also centres of community life and can play a pivotal leadership role in changing living conditions of the communities surrounding them by addressing key determinants of health.

Most coalmines were at the centre of communities whose existence had a sole purpose – to provide workers to mine the coal.

When we first set up the Solar Schools project back in 2011, we wanted a project that would really bring renewable energy into the centre of communities.

"I want to see the group survive and flourish at the centre of communities.

Pubs became the centre of communities, de facto trade union HQs, labor exchanges, and social security offices for local working class communities.

Pubs became the centre of communities, de facto trade union HQs, labour exchanges and social security offices for local working class communities.

We knew that it would place the terrible, widespread issue of family violence front and centre of community concern and on the government's agenda.