Sentence examples for hold center from inspiring English sources

"Serious drinking and grieving" will continue to hold center stage.

The star accessory, the designer handbag, continues to hold center stage around town.

"The Pitmen Painters" is most alive when the paintings hold center stage and the characters frame them with words.

Though romance, intrigue and fighting hold center stage in this 17th-century melodrama, they are interconnected with issues of politics, religion and class.

In Ms. Ephron's "Imaginary Lives," with the men in their lives relegated to the role of supporting player, the two women continue to hold center stage.

The second woman to hold center stage in Ms. Harrison's novel is May's niece, Alice Benjamin, the daughter of Arthur's high-strung sister.

In fact, I still hold center-right positions on a number of issues, especially on taxes and the role of the federal government in regulating business.

Instead, feel-good accounts of the resistance repeat a cheery narrative about women in pink hats as a fixed, biological category of people who all experience the world in the same way and uniformly hold center-left political views.

While some conservatives have condemned the show for its vulgarity, a growing population of people who hold center-right political beliefs, including teenagers and young adults, have embraced the show for its tendency to mock liberal viewpoints and lampoon liberal celebrities and icons.

Watergate still held center stage.

In Johnstown, one family holds center stage.