Sentence examples for classic center from inspiring English sources
If you remember Xabi's header against France, or indeed the second goal that came when Pedro was fouled in the penalty area, both were classic "center forward" runs into the box.
It will not be lost on Wenger that Walcott's finest moment on Saturday was a toss-up between his final goal, and a classic piece of wing play when he cut in from the right and curled in a fabulous cross for Olivier Giroud, a classic center forward, to head another for Arsenal.
9-1, JOE DIMAGGIO He batted.271 with 8 homers and 30 R.B.I. as the classic center fielder on Yankees teams from 1936 to 1951 that beat the Giants and the Dodgers three times each, and the Cubs, the Reds and the Phillies once.
The classic center of rotation of angulation (CORA) deformity analysis method using anatomical axis planning dictates that a deformity should be represented by two or more anatomical axes representing each deformed segment, the intersection point of which is the apex of deformity, a specific CORA [3].
The classic center hall leads to a dining room with coffered ceilings on one side and to the living room with a fireplace on the other.
On 20 minutes, Soldado scored a classic center-forward's goal.
INDOORS: The house has a classic center-hall floor plan: living room on one side of the foyer, dining on the other.
Ms. Merkel's Social Democratic challenger, Peer Steinbrück, a classic center-leftist who has deep experience in Germany's state and federal governments, urged his party to make the most of what it says is collapsing support for the chancellor and her Christian Democrats.
Mercedes-Benz has taken this concept beyond retro car designs and sepia-tinted advertisements by creating Classic Centers to service and restore vintage Mercedes automobiles.
Shaquille O'Neal has long proclaimed himself the last of the classic centers, and until 7-6 Yao Ming showed up he was correct.
The resulting series features modern classics centered on women, including David Lynch's "Mulholland Dr.," Amy Heckerling's "Clueless," and Whit Stillman's "The Last Days of Disco".
