Sentence examples for novel centres from inspiring English sources
The novel centres on 17th-century pirates.
The novel centres on Serena, who is hardly serene.
Your new novel centres on the poet Emily Dickinson.
Your new novel centres on Tom Keely, an environmentalist whom crisis has befallen.
In particular, the novel centres on Maribel Rivera, a teenage girl with a severe brain injury.
The new novel centres around the lives of three Indian men and one British-Indian woman.
His next book, apparently many years in the making, will be a long novel centred on a Victorian prostitute.
This novel centred on a mechanical swan "isn't only about life and inventiveness: it overflows with them," applauded the Sunday Times's Peter Kemp.
The novel centred on Stephanie Plum a gum-smacking Jersey girl who blackmails her bail bondsman cousin into hiring her to track down bail jumpers (though she has never done so before).
The People Against O'Hara (1951), adapted from an Eleazar Lipsky novel, centred on a lawyer (Spencer Tracy) who turns to alcohol to cope with the stresses of a murder trial.
The novel centred on several characters in the doomed 1st Army of the Russian general A.V. Samsonov and indirectly explored the weaknesses of the tsarist regime that eventually led to its downfall by revolution in 1917.
