Sentence examples for make the centrepiece from inspiring English sources

Yvette Cooper will today launch her ambition to end child poverty within a generation, a promise she is excepted to make the centrepiece of her campaign.

Yvette Cooper will today also launch her ambition to end child poverty within a generation, a promise she is excepted to make the centrepiece of her campaign.

The most notorious of these is Toshka, in the Western Desert, which Hosni Mubarak, the former president, hoped to make the centrepiece of a lush new valley using water pumped from Lake Nasser.

Winsor had used Defoe's Journal of the Plague Year as a major source, and made the centrepiece of her book Amber's graphic and metaphoric encounter with the epidemic.

Here are a few that have stayed with us, but have you noticed any other resonant phrases that might still be defining this government a decade or so from now? Banal line from the Disney Channel's High School Musical, which the chancellor, George Osborne, made the centrepiece of his 2009 conference speech.

3.41pm BST Afternoon summary Labour has confirmed that it wants to make the NHS the centrepiece of its summer campaigning.

Key has vowed to make the issue the centrepiece of talks with Turnbull, who will leave Australia for Auckland on Friday, returning on Saturday.

Mr Chrétien has set his heart on a scheme to demolish "heritage" buildings along 17 blocks of Metcalfe Street, and make a grand boulevard 90 metres wide leading up to the Parliament buildings.He persuaded the National Capital Commission (NCC) to make this the centrepiece of its document "A Capital for Future Generations", a vision of Ottawa for the next 50 years.

It is difficult to make that the centrepiece of a moral crusade".

That Macklemore's most politicised songs make up the centrepiece of this near two-hour performance is admirable.

Ms Merkel may yield to pressure from the CDU's liberal wing to make this the centrepiece of her election platform.In the end, fiscal prudence will win out.