Talk centered on the coming season.
Broadly speaking, it's centered on a U shape.
In spite of the use of a traditional strategy, there are traits in their pedagogical discourses that contradict this perspective by speaking of a teaching centered on 'the student's learning process'.
The A.P., quoting officials who spoke anonymously, said the investigation centered on whether Mr. Marra's comments helped Mr. Christie's campaign for governor.
It is striking, in this regard, that the lone literary reference in the speech was not to someone like James Baldwin — who often spoke of an American religion, centered on white skin — but to Atticus Finch, the hero of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird".
This looks promising: with the help of a grant from Chamber Music America, Mr. Moran is creating a jazz suite based on the pitch and rhythm of the human speaking voice, including compositions centered on Chinese, Turkish, English and Italian dialects.
Even before its formal launch, Clinton primed her bid by speaking at a series of events centered on gender equality and women's rights around the world.
It is not a piece that benefits from any particular approach that is not centered on the soloist speaking with their own voice, and this Carr did with a determination to let the music breathe out a bit and not be rushed so that he could let his cello speak.
A long running debate about the architecture of the spoken-word recognition system has centered on the locus of lexical effects on phonemic processing: does lexical knowledge influence phoneme perception through feedback, or post-perceptually in a purely feedforward system?
Her last two albums, "Red" and "Speak Now" centered mostly on heartbreak and love, but in an interview with Fusion, Swift said fans won't find that in her new music.
