Sentence examples for centres often from inspiring English sources

Similarly, shopping centres often have cookie shops, which pump out warm chocolatey smells.

"But the most important group concerns the detention of asylum seekers in special centres, often in degrading conditions.

A doctor in Sierra Leone said patients' families often attempted to break them out of treatment centres – often successfully.

Until the second world war, many abattoirs were in town centres, often round the back of butchers' shops, and children would go to watch the animals being slaughtered.

Three thousand "IT for all" centres, often in libraries, have been set up to give people a taste of new technology.

A swami a term that properly means an ordained Hindu monk presided over each of these centres, often assisted by a younger monk.

Lille, a former textile manufacturing centre often compared to Manchester, now spends 15 per cent of its €482m (£379m) annual budget on culture.

ReprintsThe National Alliance and the UDC draw most votes from the poorer south and centre, often from the public sector.

Dust storms are common in the north and centre, often occurring before rainstorms in the late spring and early summer.

When concerned pensioners did get through to the call centre, often after a long wait, they found MyCSP staff friendly – but unable to answer their queries.

Scotland Yard's call centre often made errors with "huge consequences" – sometimes fatal – in assessing the seriousness of incidents and passing information to officers.