Sentence examples for hobby centre from inspiring English sources
Most days of the week, on table tops in "hobby centre" shops, in office lunchrooms, and bedrooms, players gather around home-constructed battle fields with miniature ruins and petrified forests.
The sport has progressed from a leisure-centre hobby to a money-making industry with an elite performance level.
Chemist and environmental consultant John and music teacher Naomi decided that they wanted to run a business together for a limited time, after they reached 60, that centred around a hobby or interest.
From a cocoon of garden variety British male celebrity (in the manner of, say, Olly Murs, or anyone from Geordie Shore) has hatched a middle-class suburban teen of a man, who – on first glance – looks like his hobby is hanging around shopping centres on weekends.
It was initially a hobby – she worked in a call centre alongside blogging – but she was able to work on it full-time two years ago, and is arguably the most high profile hijabi blogger in the UK.
Standouts include Little Blue Budgie for arty crockery and home furnishings, Greenfibres for pricey, but ethical woollens, Drift for cool vinyl and the Devon Harp Centre if you need a new hobby.
In return, members will get access to the social networking site, obviously, as well as have the opportunity to be featured in the site's "media centre", which will showcase members' projects, hobbies and passions.
The local LEAP adult education centre used to teach recreational classes for those who wanted a hobby.
As long as Westminster is treated as the centre of the universe, party politics will be increasingly seen as an odd hobby.
