Sentence examples for real centrepiece from inspiring English sources

It is a real centrepiece of East End life, and there's a restored classroom where you can experience a Victorian-style lesson.

But the real centrepiece for this year's testing outfit is a mass spectrometer, which can find even the smallest grains of adulterants.

Whatever the real reason, making this the centrepiece of government plans would seem extraordinary.

Following the procession, which begins at 6.30PM sharp, no photographs are permitted inside the warehouse space whose centrepiece is a real crashed car, replete with a lock of Diana-like blonde hair, which is covered with flowers.

Unsurprisingly, this V12 monster is also the game's centrepiece vehicle – and considering the real thing costs £1.65m and is already sold out, it's as close as we're going to get.

But the real curveball comes on the album's centrepiece, Exit, on which Edward Snowden discusses the importance of privacy in a digital world ("If you don't stand up for it, then who will?") against a dizzying techno backdrop.

The real Little Mermaid statue left Copenhagen last week to be the centrepiece of the Danish pavilion at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai until October 31.

The centrepiece will be a 30-barrel brewery that will make real ale for commercial sale.

Hall described Moffat, co-creator of BBC1's Sherlock, another centrepiece of BBC1's holiday schedule, as an "extraordinary man, a real hero of the BBC".

What if, say, 50 years down the road, oil sands production has been scaled back to meet real, enforceable international climate targets, and weed has taken off as a new centrepiece of Alberta's economy?

In real life, one gets the impression the damsels were set up as centrepieces for the group's retro arts-and-crafts decor.