Sentence examples for not centres from inspiring English sources

There are seeming counterexamples Europe and eastern North America, for example—where human actions have extensively modified terrestrial habitats, yet these areas are not centres of extinction.

Consequently, cities were not centres of economic life as in the past; they no longer attracted large groups of artisans, merchants, servants, and others dependent on the ruling groups.

"This is not centred on Mozilla.

Bill Clinton was there today, of course, but not centre stage.

The Conservative MP Ken Clarke said the debate should not centre on one individual.

I would forget there were places like London that were not centred round libraries and essays.

New definitions of careers are emerging which do not centre around work but embrace personal life.

Meanwhile, an unsuspecting ball boy got to take centre stage – if not centre court – with Novak Djokovic during a rain break.

But Dr Mahathir's complaint about it does not centre on its cataloguing of his authoritarian streak.

It is not centred on any particular place and has no formal rules of procedure or constitution.

Whatever, Lewis is excellent, with heaps of kingly swagger, utterly convincing, though not centre stage this time.