Sentence examples for one centred on from inspiring English sources
It has two wheels, a fixed one centred on the Incarnation (Advent and Christmas), and a floating one centred on the Crucifixion and Resurrection (Lent, Holy Week and Easter).
Every one centred on the same group of middle-aged, mostly unprepossessing policemen in Stockholm's National Homicide Department.
Consider two points of departure for climate change mitigation policy: one centred on reducing emissions from the electricity sector and another around the bio-carbon (carbon locked up in soil, tree trunks and roots).
The subject is an emotive one, centred on the timelessly appealing stereotype of heroic ordinary soldier versus incompetent high command (a theme which continued to grip the imagination of the poets of the first world war).
Just as episode one centred on a wedding, this episode assembles itself around an occasion: an industry party hosted by Josh at Maura's old house, held to launch Fussypuss – a reconstituted version of his old group Glitterish, now featuring Tammy's ex-stepdaughter Bianca – and rehabilitate the career he all but destroyed by throwing a chair at his boss's head in season one.
The divorce is not the only seismic shift in Murdoch empire – it coincides with an impending split of News Corp into two groups, one centred on Fox and the entertainment and TV assets and the other centred on the UK, Australian and US newspapers.
One centres on the famous Israeli musician, Daniel Barenboim.
One centres on a New York philanthropist named Jules Epstein, who has recently disappeared in Israel.
Bouchareb was at pains to point out that his film is a drama, albeit one centring on events that provoke painful memories.
The plot, or what little there is of one, centres on Colleen, a woman with no real personality traits, who has been receiving a string of graphic photographs of murdered women.
One centres on an array of splinter groups and micro-parties, among them the Socialist party (formerly known as Militant, before they decided to leave Labour alone), Ken Loach's less than successful Left Unity, and what remains of the Socialist Workers party.
