Sentence examples for epicentre thought from inspiring English sources
In 2011, test drilling had to be suspended after two earthquakes in the area, with the epicentre thought to be 500m from the well in Weeton, Lancashire.
It suspended test drilling in June 2011, though, following two earthquakes in the area in April and May of that year, one with a magnitude of 2.3 and the other 1.4, with the epicentre thought to be about 500 metres away from a well in Weeton, Lancashire.
This place had a powerful influence not only on American poetry – with the publication of Allen Ginsberg's Howl in 1955 – but also on the American consciousness, being the nation's most daring publisher of independent literature and an epicentre for progressive thought.
Coincidentally, it is also the smile with which he became officially the most popular member of Take That and, therefore, the epicentre of a great many young women's thoughts, waking and otherwise.
From my seat in the bustling epicentre of Silicon Valley, with professional opportunity all around, the thought of moving back in-house, especially hundreds of miles away to Portland, never entered my mind.
He has his thoughts on why California seems to be an epicentre for all manner of outdoor idiosyncrasies.
At [its] epicentre is sub-Saharan Africa".
Though nobody's quite located the epicentre.
Marriage is the epicentre of Indian life.
