Sentence examples for creating a centre from inspiring English sources
The concept is unique, as is our wider remit of creating a centre of excellence for comedy in the UK, across film, TV and live performance.
Having warned shrewdly against Jeremy Thorpe's dalliance with Heath in 1974 and actually approaching Jim Callaghan in March 1977 about creating a centre party, in September 1977 he threatened resignation again – against the Lib-Lab pact!
HSBC is closing an operations centre in Leamington Spa, leading to 280 redundancies there, although 200 jobs will move to Southampton where the bank is creating a "centre of excellence".
They'd been really inspired by a wonderful architect, Elizabeth Diller, who envisaged a space that was amorphous in terms of its use and when I saw that, I thought, 'yes, this is very interesting in terms of creating a centre for artistic innovation'.
In an old coffee warehouse, city officials are creating a centre for urban archaeology where items found during the regeneration of the area will be displayed.
In 1950 he decided to live there year-round, and in May that year moved from New York with Ilse, their son Peter, and Reich's daughter Eva, with the idea of creating a centre for the study of orgone.
However, they are now joined by others who are increasingly suspicious of Mr Blair's stated intention of creating a centre-left political bloc.
In 1976 Anthony Bryer created a centre for Byzantine studies at the University of Birmingham.
The state has "done its job" by agreeing to create a centre of memory for victims of expulsion, she says.
The corporation should create a centre of excellence for diversity productions, to champion them throughout the industry.
