Sentence examples for he will be central from inspiring English sources
With Aaron Ramsey suspended, Wilshere was at the heart of Arsenal's best work with an energetic display that put recent poor form behind him, while Sanchez demonstrated the work-rate and quality up front that has Wenger believing he will be central to their season.
The action moves back and forth between the taken (who include a parent played by Dermot Mulroney, so it's no spoiler to say he will be central to the action), the authorities and the parents, who are soon issued separate, and very alarming, ransom demands.
The action moves back and forth between the taken (who include a parent played by Dermot Mulroney, so it's no spoiler to say he will be central to the action), the authorities and the parents, who are soon issued separate, strange and very alarming ransom demands.
He'll be central to Casualty's 30th anniversary next year.
Obama's "mere" speeches on everything from the economy and foreign affairs to race have been at the center of his campaign and its success; if he wins, his eloquence will be central to his ability to govern.
There may not be agreement over the educational value of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's strict new standards for promoting third graders, but it is clear that the very act of imposing those standards -- and the bare-knuckle manner in which he imposed them -- will be central to his campaign for re-election in 2005.
It is something he will have to get used to because Barkley will be central to his plans for Euro 2016, as will Raheem Sterling, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shaw and Stones.
Future monthly unemployment rates will be central to whether those numbers improve as he seeks another term.
