Sentence examples for form the centrepiece from inspiring English sources

It will form the centrepiece of Christie's Renaissance sale during Old Masters Week in January.

But he will surely be surprised to hear that his inquiry is to form the centrepiece of a gallery exhibition.

Sarah Phelps's adaptation will form the centrepiece of the BBC's celebration of the 2012 bicentenary of Dickens's birth.

This is the first time they have been shown in Peru and form the centrepiece of his "permanent collection" exhibition.

It will trundle through 10 mining areas and form the centrepiece of theatrical shows and cultural events.

The work, also called Diana, is inspired by three paintings by Titian which form the centrepiece of the exhibition and features scenes from Greek mythology.

The ultimate symbol of the art world's excesses will form the centrepiece of the first major British retrospective of Damien Hirst's work next year at Tate Modern.

The Sun claimed an announcement of an end to the seven-year cap was expected to form the centrepiece of the chancellor Philip Hammond's autumn budget.

During the 2012 Olympic games the village will house 3,000 athletes and officials; after, it will form the centrepiece of the regeneration plans for the area.

Life-size, all-white sculptures of sabre-toothed tigers, giant sloths, armadillos and snakes, created by the Blue Rhino Studio of Minnesota, form the centrepiece of the Biomuseo.

Its architect, Peter Eisenman, has described the 2,700 concrete pillars of differing heights, which form the centrepiece of his memorial, as a waving cornfield.