Sentence examples for going to center from inspiring English sources

But your Cuban experience is going to center on the restaurants.

Bearing down toward the byline, I thought Sócrates was going to center the ball for a simple tap-in, but he beat Dino Zoff at the near post.

Friends of Ms. Criscione had gone on white-water trips with the organizers of this one, which was going to center around food.

"I've noticed a lot of balls going to center field or right field because he's using the other side of the plate," Ventura said.

I'm just going to center this whole piece on this tweet by Rebecca Traister, which is awesome: It is great that Marissa Mayer is pregnant.

But the truth is that much of the discussion about women and work this year is going to center around Michelle Obama and Ann Romney, the other pair of running mates.

The first, off starter Ubaldo Jimenez, went to center field.

A few minutes later, Hazell Stoudemire went to center court for the game's opening jump ball.

Both homers went to center field, a sign that he is swinging well and not trying to pull the ball.

She was somewhat certain that her son, Todd, would go to center field beside one of Mantle's sons.

Go to center field, where Mr. October's third homer that 1977 night landed in the empty black area.