Sentence examples for empty centres from inspiring English sources

The FBU, which has campaigned against the project since it was announced, has said the rent alone on the empty centres had cost the taxpayer £6.5m.

He directs me to the dead, empty centre.

Dao is also the axis, the ridgepole, the pivot, and the empty centre of the hub.

A well-trained tree looks like a goblet, with four or five branches around an empty centre.

Pulmonarias need splitting every two or three years, as they rapidly develop into a doughnut with an empty centre that quickly gets filled with weeds.

Flashes of insight along the way provide sparse compensation for her own summary of the journey: "Blankness outside as well as in the empty centre".

They were not helped by a serious injury to Johansson, who was stretching for a bouncing ball in an otherwise empty centre circle in the 17th minute when his knee buckled, and left the field on a stretcher.

At stake is not merely the young leader's political career, experts now say, but the very survival of Canada's "natural governing party" itself, doomed to be stranded at the empty centre of a steadily polarising political spectrum.

However, for women over 35 frequently users of IVF it shot up 600%.In this section The English reformation Stars in their eyes Empty centre Oh, baby Sex and drugs and getting old Queen of Scots Praying for time Ebb and flow How not to treat Brand Britain ReprintsWhen all goes well, a multiple birth can be good news for women who had difficulty conceiving.

The modern highland Maya have a complex ceremonial life in which a man advances through a series of cargos, or "burdens," each one of which brings him greater prestige, costs him a great deal of money, and requires that he reside in the otherwise nearly empty centre for a year at a time carrying out his religious duties.

If London is getting more like Paris, these towns increasingly resemble America's sprawling cities, such as Cleveland and Houston.In this section The English reformation Stars in their eyes Empty centre Oh, baby Sex and drugs and getting old Queen of Scots Praying for time Ebb and flow How not to treat Brand Britain ReprintsWhy?