Sentence examples for key centre from inspiring English sources

The RAE was then a key centre researching flight at speeds approaching Mach 1. Thus did Brown dive a propeller-engined Spitfire at a staggering Mach reading of 0.86 (more than 600mph).

British military plans are already laid for sending 1,000 to 2,000 more troops to make up a "bridging force" to hold the key centre of population in the Helmand valley from Sangin in the north to Garmsir in the south with Lashkar Gah and Gereshk as the key centres for commercial development.

Moreover, staging football's biggest and best event in a key centre of the Arab world might just have helped ease tensions between the international Muslim community and the west while simultaneously weakening the Islamic fundamentalists growing hold over hearts and minds.

Whole-tone harmony, with its similarly structured chords and absence of semitones, lacks the harmonic contrasts and resolutions of the major-minor system and its different keys; with whole-tone harmony, the sense of key centre depends instead on repetition and melodic emphasis.

From the terminal's front entrance you can make out the top of the Key Centre's pyramidal rooftop, located in the heart of downtown Buffalo.

WZ is a PhD student at the Key Centre for Polymer Colloids in the School of Chemistry from University of Sydney.

Even the absence of key centre-back Allan Evans did not have a negative impact.

One bit of good news for Moyes was that Everton failed to pursue their interest in his key centre-half, Lamine Koné.

Gary Cahill, Bolton's key centre-half, has arguably been distracted by persistent talk linking him with a January move to Chelsea, but some fans wonder whether certain other players care as much as Coyle.

There is little prospect of Ferguson allowing his key centre-back to join up with England before he is fully fit, meaning he is likely to return for his club at Everton on 12 September.

1.17pm from Wegg-Prosser: Is it not worth getting some people like Buck etc [Karen Buck, who is seen as a key centre-ground MP] to write letters to their CLP [Constituency Labour party] chairs which they can then put up on their websites and release to the media?