Sentence examples for moved centre from inspiring English sources

At the end of a fortnight in which international affairs have moved centre stage, David Cameron has clawed back ground from Labour, according to a Guardian/ICM poll.

Musical biopic Straight Outta Compton, about pioneering rap group NWA, moved centre stage at the US box office this weekend with a an opening take of $56.1m£36.9m9m).

Last week, the House of Lords moved centre stage in the Westminster drama, ripping apart the government's flagship bill on electoral reform.

The band roared to the finish line with a rolling juggernaut of a bop tune, Neil Yates unleashing some spectacular trumpet yowls while Schofield himself moved centre stage for his most bluesy and uninhibited solo of the evening.

Whereas "Assassins" may once have seemed merely fanciful a show about miscreants on the margins the people of whom it sings have in some way moved centre stage over a period in which (and not only in New York) everyone has come to feel themselves to be a potential target.

The army and the defence ministry have remained aloof from politics, but at the interior ministry a bewildering array of new trade unions representing the national guard, the police, riot police, the prison service and civil defence units—has moved centre stage.

Three years later, at the age of 16, she moved centre-stage as Juliet.

"Tribunal culture has moved centre-right and it is no longer seen as employee-friendly," he says.

If workers and firms believe that the inflation target will be hit, then short-term inflationary shocks, such as the recent jolt to energy prices, will be absorbed rather than setting off a wage and price spiral.Whereas inflationary expectations have moved centre-stage, monetary developments have been reduced to a walk-on part.

This is why analytics - the use of data, statistical and quantitative analysis, explanatory and predictive models - has moved centre-stage.

From anecdotal "disturbers", TEs have now moved centre-stage and revealed to contribute to genome regulation and genome robustness and/or evolvability [ 68, 134].