Sentence examples for making a central from inspiring English sources

At the cost of strengthening White's center, Black deprived White of a key attacker of the square d5, making a central pawn break more difficult.

"The 39 Clues" is planned as a 10-book mystery series for 8-to-12 year olds, with a different historical figure making a central appearance in each one.

In Manchester, the early speakers attacked the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement which Republicans are making a central issue in their midterm election strategy – despite reports this week of strong enrolment figures.

By the time the 2016 campaign kicked off, Bush had drifted up above the 50-percent mark in popularity, but that didn't stop Trump from making a central component of his campaign a full-throated denunciation of much of Bush's presidency.

Consider a portion of a disk whose upper boundary is a (circular) arc and whose lower boundary is a chord making a central angle (phi_{0} < pi), illustrated as the shaded region in Fig. 6(A).

Nvidia vice president Deepu Talla discussed how the chipmaker is making a central play in the AI and deep learning technologies that will drive robots, drones and autonomous vehicles of the future.

But very low inflation can make a central bank's life harder.

To put it in football terms: you can't make a central defender into an attacker.

There are plenty who think Beckham would never have made a central midfielder.

What about access, which the NUS rightly makes a central concern?

It carried an extra edge because it involved an issue that Mr. Obama has made a central goal of his presidency.