3 | Impington village college, Cambridgeshire Walter Gropius and Maxwell Fry, 1939 A pioneer of a new idea, which was to build schools in rural areas which, as well as educating children, could serve as a centre for the whole community – for which reason its centrepiece is a fan-shaped hall intended for film screenings and plays as well as school assemblies.
"Today I run the farm that Dad nurtured for nearly 40 years and its centrepiece remains the farm park.
Its centrepiece, the proposal for a constituent assembly, was unconstitutional and, it seems, launched without consultation not even with Michel Temer, the vice-president, who is a constitutional lawyer.
Its centrepiece – tax cuts for small and middle-size businesses that gradually spread out to big businesses over the years – will delight the corporate world.
Its centrepiece is a hotline for victims, staffed by a culturally sensitive social worker.
By 1918 the US president, Woodrow Wilson, was in a position to dictate peace to the world; with, as its centrepiece, his idealistic plan for a League of Nations.
The Wakefield Grammar School Foundation has applied for permission to demolish the 19th-century building to make way for an "iconic centrepiece" in its expansion plans, which the Victorian Society has opposed.
Indeed, in every country, UNICEF has made the right to quality basic education for all, especially for girls, a centrepiece of our work, in collaboration with UNESCO and other partners -- a fact that UNICEF will highlight during tomorrow's observance of International Literacy Day.
Look around in it for a centrepiece--say all the other plants are shrubs, and there's one pure white crocus.
No startup has successfully made a play for the centrepiece of people's financial lives, the current account.
