Frank Michael Brandonn), peripheral in the spring, is now central to the action.
Snodgrass, entirely peripheral in the first half and constantly involved in the second, agreed.
Without giving anything away, Childermass is a key peripheral in the plot, a deeply intriguing and textured character.
Fathers are, however, peripheral in this bruising, poignant play filled with the remembered pain of sons and lovers.
The death of a child, for instance – always something that exerts a strong gravitational pull on a reader – seems almost glibly peripheral in "Hiding Places".
Constantly making himself available but rarely getting the ball, the Belgian was as peripheral in this Cup side as he has been in the Liverpool first team.
Love, who is 18 as the movie begins, is H.I.V.-positive but asymptomatic for AIDS and has a steady boyfriend who remains peripheral in the film.
"Contrary to appearances," she argues, "parents' emotional needs, not their children's, determine whether a Caliban (or a she-Caliban) is designated as central or peripheral in a family".
Lucas had been disappointingly peripheral in the first half but the £17m signing was given his chance just before the hour.
The Spaniard, while no longer booed, had been peripheral in a half which might have been lifted straight out of October's capitulations to Southampton and Liverpool.
Laying the grass down over the three stacked blocks created rooftop terraces but, as is traditional for Canadian competitions, winter was peripheral in the conceptual stage and winter eventually won, with help from friends in accounting.
