Sentence examples for make a centerpiece from inspiring English sources
"They're trying to make a centerpiece out of him," said Boerman, wearing a sleeveless Rodriguez T-shirt.
A second leading contender, Mr. McCain, pulled out of the poll later in the day, thus threatening to make a centerpiece of the Thompson strategy irrelevant.
He compiled a report, "Voices of the Vulnerable," which he distributed to all the foreign missions on Thursday and plans to make a centerpiece of his own address to the General Assembly.
Under the proposed legislation, which Mr. Paterson will make a centerpiece of his State of the State address on Wednesday, New York would for the first time provide matching funds to candidates for state office, limit lobbyists to contributions no larger than $250 and ban corporate contributions entirely.
WASHINGTON -- The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration is refusing to support a bill backed by the Obama administration that would lower the length of mandatory minimum sentences for federal drug crimes, putting her at odds with her boss Attorney General Eric Holder on one of the criminal justice reform initiatives he hopes to make a centerpiece of his legacy.
Criminal justice must be made a centerpiece of security and development.
Dismantling the colonial Middle East is a narrative that ISIS itself has made a centerpiece of its propaganda.
Mr. Cuomo's support for expanded gambling, which he made a centerpiece of his State of the State address in January, had a profound impact.
"The other night," he said, "one of my chefs made a centerpiece, a garden of vegetables and chestnuts with two pandas playing ball".
Yet, nothing in the national missile defense plan that Mr. Bush made a centerpiece of his campaign addresses weapons that might enter American territory that way.
