She has mined recollections by survivors to create a harrowing picture of those 18 minutes, her centrepiece.
Although a little tense in the first act, Cojocaru dances her centrepiece romantic duet with a piercing, joyous intensity, paying this ballet the immense tribute of suggesting that Medora's love for Conrad is as profound a force as Juliet's for Romeo or Odette's for Siegfried.
Quinn described her triumphant wedding centrepiece, combining a classic ginger cake studded with fresh raspberries, a lemon victoria sponge filled with raspberries and cream, and a carrot, apricot and orange cake decorated with fruit and vegetable confetti, as "more ambitious than anything I have ever tried before".
Landrieu, the current chair of the Senate energy committee, made her support for the energy sector a centrepiece of her re-election campaign.
She still does, she says, from her perch in a red wingback armchair, the centrepiece of her room in the residential home in Highgate, north London, where she moved six years ago.
And her operas are the centrepieces of her musical life.
Curiously, it never climbed higher than No 47 in the UK, but it remains one of her best-known songs, and will doubtless be a crowd-pleasing centrepiece of her forthcoming Glastonbury set.
Describing the first time she laid eyes on Mabel, the hawk that would form the centrepiece of her life for over five years, Helen Macdonald's book recalls her as "a conjuring trick.
Yvette Cooper will today launch her ambition to end child poverty within a generation, a promise she is excepted to make the centrepiece of her campaign.
Yvette Cooper will today also launch her ambition to end child poverty within a generation, a promise she is excepted to make the centrepiece of her campaign.
On Little Bit, the hypnotic centrepiece of her debut, she was "a little bit in love", while here "sadness is her boyfriend", the album recorded in the aftermath of an unrequited love affair.
