Sentence examples for into the centrepiece from inspiring English sources
In anguish Goethe returned to Weimar, drafting in the carriage the poem "Elegie" ("Elegy"), which he later made into the centrepiece of "Trilogie der Leidenschaft" (1827; "Trilogy of Passion").
This has involved one of the biggest outlays of any Formula One venue in the world, with $310m being spent on a 5.5km circuit and related facilities now under construction on the western outskirts of the city.The plan is to turn this into the centrepiece of a new "auto city" in which all aspects of the industry from manufacturing to sales will be concentrated.
While Chilean officials press for a quick resolution of the situation, Ms Pinochet has several legal options which could keep her in America for months, effectively stalling the deportation procedure and transforming herself into the centrepiece of yet another international Pinochet legal drama.
There is nothing wrong with never interrogating the edges of suburban life and instead falling into it like a newly-hoovered corner sofa in the centrepiece of a Barrett's new build home.
A skinhead pissing into a teacup is the centrepiece of massive Eurostar campaign to encourage Belgiums to visit the UK.
Cut the roses shorter if they are going into the top of the centrepiece.
Then David Lodge and Colm Toibin turned him into the granite centrepiece of their latest novels, "Author, Author" and "The Master".
Make pumpkin or squash the centrepiece: chop into small cubes and fry alongside finely chopped celery, onion and garlic.
The Quayside has also seen much redevelopment and has been transformed into a peaceful open space, the centrepiece of which is a sculpture commemorating the industry which once thrived there.
All reception areas were divided into front stage (facing patients) the centrepiece being the reception desk, and back stage (not facing patients), where staff could talk confidentially.
He made the cause the centrepiece of Alberta's constitutional policy going into the Meech Lake Accord discussions.
