Sentence examples for firmly centred from inspiring English sources

In the report, it said: "The battleground is now firmly centred in 'proving' that they are gay.

Labour's own big idea for primary care – revealed on Monday – is firmly centred on electoral appeal and unburdened by details such as credible costings.

The cultural map of France remains firmly centred on Paris, despite increased expenditure by local authorities on cultural activities following the decentralization legislation of the early 1980s.

As for music, it was still virtually all religious, firmly centred on the Basilica of St Mark, which already possessed not one but two organs, set in high galleries.

The report said: "The battleground is now firmly centred in 'proving' that they are gay.

Despite the established use of efficient designs in several applied economic fields, the health economic literature is firmly centred on applying orthogonal designs [3].

Wilson's masterstroke was to marginalise Harold and put Sylvia, a retired hotel manageress, firmly centre stage.

Her undoubted talent was long fuelled by a determination to be placed where she deserved to be, firmly centre-stage, at the heart of the mainstream.

If Ighalo had provoked first-half panic, Anichebe was now firmly centre-stage and curled a shot marginally wide with Gomes beaten after being adroitly cued up by Defoe.

Just 15 or so years since some BBC News producers had to be more or less forced to add the letters www. to anything the web, and increasingly the mobile web, have moved firmly centre stage.

And it is embarrassing because the 14, which are already starting to squirm, must now either climb down or risk getting into an even bigger mess.Austria's coalition government, whose main component is firmly centre-right in outlook, has never looked very sinister.