Sentence examples for may centred from inspiring English sources

It is understood the phone call between Hollande and May centred on practical steps required to process the children's claims after they have been relocated to specialist reception centres.

They may centre on a single image, or use surreal combinations of imagery, as does the first, with its haunting triad of black hotel, sleeping child and dice.

Disney previously said that the sequel will be set 30 years after Return of the Jedi, suggesting it may centre around Han and Leia's children.

Small talk at the start of a meeting may centre around the weather (Toronto has excessively cold winters and hot and humid summers).

The battle for northern Iraq may centre on Isis for now, but the region's fate could also rest on a brewing clash for a city that neither side will accept losing.

The individual's worship may centre in public events and ceremonies, but there is ample place in most religious communities for the devotions, prayers, and religious exercises of the individual, either lay or religious.

Much of the haggling at Laeken may centre on who exactly this pivotal figure will be.The fact that so much can already be safely predicted about Laeken is an indication of why the six-month presidency can be important.

It looks as if the case against Mr Zhou may centre on the torrid spring and summer of 2012 which saw many strange goings on before the triumphant coronation of Xi Jinping at the 18th Party Congress.

Whereas some fears may centre more on disgust (e.g. fear of maggots or slugs) others may centre more on the other variables, or indeed each perceptual characteristic may contribute relatively equally.

These developments may ultimately lead to the implementation of truly personalised medicine, whereby the course of treatment chosen, the response and the prognosis may centre on molecular measurements.

"I anticipate that he may play centre midfield or centre-back but we'll wait and see.