Sentence examples for our centrepiece from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the WW2-themed films that open and close the festival, Stewart said: "Our filmmakers are returning to themes about war - including our centrepiece gala Testament of Youth.

In our book, the centrepiece to any Christmas cheeseboard has to be stilton: we'd recommend Colston Bassett stilton or Stichelton, a raw milk blue from Nottinghamshire (and made, incidentally, by one of Neal's Yard Dairy's original founders, Randolph Hodgson).

"It's been in our ownership for over 100 years and it's never really been the centrepiece of our collection," Mackintosh told BBC Look East.

"It's been in our ownership for over 100 years and it's never really been the centrepiece of our collection," he told BBC Look East.

"The [2005] civil nuclear agreement was the centrepiece of our transformed relationship, which demonstrated new trust and economic opportunities and expanded our option for clean energy," added Modi.

We feel it's the centrepiece of our plan".

A party source said: "We are determined to use the NHS as the centrepiece of our summer campaigning.

Universal credit, which is the centrepiece of our reforms and will bring six benefits and tax credits into one, is following a different approach.

So, not without a few tears on the books desk for an institution that has been a centrepiece of our year for nearly two decades, we've decided to call it a day.

"I knew this device was going to become the centrepiece of our lives, and change the way we work and move around, so it became the lens through which I was looking at my home.

For this reason and many others – like the rise of the gig economy – the dignity and rights of workers needs to continue to be a centrepiece of our conversations about the future of work.