Sentence examples for physical centre from inspiring English sources

Science is no less social, but it is truly global, which means that it lacks a physical centre in this or any other country.

As well as the media, Camus blames an electoral and administrative system that favours the political – and physical – centre for the current FN hysteria.

How many Test coaches would have subbed their most physical centre inside half an hour, moved their fly-half to 12 and sent on a diminutive 10 instead?

It's hard not to feel nostalgic about this bastion of tangible exchange holding out in the physical centre of the capital's nebulous financial sector.

It is located in the physical centre of the country, on the dividing line between two climatic zones, the daga and the wayna daga, which are based on altitude and a natural point of trade.

It helps to be in the physical centre (more or less) of the world's largest economy, if only because it is quicker to get to or from somewhere else.

Their defence and goalkeeper were solid all night and if they had a more physical centre-forward they could have caused Brazil more problems than they did.

Horner and his coaching team of George Smith and Willie Maddren taught Houchen how to protect himself from the highly physical centre-halves that dominated the division, and the youngster learned how to hold the ball up and bring other players into the attack.

At the physical core of this centre, though, was the real inspiration.

The group first launched an online database and a physical community centre to support local initiatives in favelas.

Following intervention from SARC and the International Committee of the Red Cross, Mr Mohammed was referred to a physical rehabilitation centre and fitted with a prosthesis.