Sentence examples for great centrepiece from inspiring English sources

Take housing: it was to have been his great centrepiece policy.

In the great centrepiece of the evening, prosperity and security implode: the walls cave in; rain pelts on to the stage.

Great as centrepiece of a banquet.

There is no main lodge – usually a great camps' centrepiece – as it burned down in the 1930s.

Someone has just bagged themselves the greatest man cave centrepiece going.

We meet a cast of obsessives – the rice guy, the shrimp guy – who lead us to the film's centrepiece, the great singing tuna auctioneers of Tsukiji fish market.

The effect in the album's 11-minute centrepiece, The Greatest Living Englishman, is devastating: every musical phrase feels strangled and thwarted, while Sylvian delivers the suicide note of a man whose life is "such a melancholy blue, or a grey of no significance".

The greatest tragedy, the philosophical centrepiece of the series, is that neither Mookie nor Sam realises that he or she is a dog.

It was the centrepiece of the Great Exhibition of 1851, attracting thousands of visitors.

The centrepiece of his great work is the conflict, 40 and 50 years earlier, between the Persian empire and the diverse Greek city-states, of which Athens and Sparta were the most prominent.

This was why, when the Crystal Palace that had been the centrepiece of the Great Exhibition was shifted from Hyde Park to the southern outskirts of London, it marked its move by commissioning scale models of dinosaurs, with the sculptor taking scientific advice from none other than Owen.