Sentence examples for steady center from inspiring English sources
"He was our rock, steady," center Ryan Lilja said of Crennel.
The admirable Mr. Kavakos was the steady center of the performance, giving a calmly assured, direct and noble account of the violin part.
Mr. Tyler, who will turn 63 next month, has done much of the heavy lifting for "Idol" this season, helping keep the show within striking distance of last season's ratings and ensuring that even though certain things have been lost in transition, the show still has a steady center.
A caller named Bruce recently broached the idea of George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, making a deal that would send Bernie Williams, the Yanks' steady center fielder, to the Cincinnati Reds for Ken Griffey Jr., a future Hall of Famer.
By the mid-1970's Archie has married again, this time to a six-foot Jamaican teenager named Clara, a beauty in spite of lacking her top row of teeth; they have a daughter, Irie, who will become the steady center of the narrative.
As the perpetually displeased Lieutenant Castillo, Edward James Olmos is the steady center of each episode, and Bruce Willis (in a cameo) makes a pleasingly nasty villain.
We considered a favorable recording condition to be one in which the video shows only occasional blinks, no eyelids or eyelashes interference, no droopy eyelids (either constant or intermittent), no reflections at, near, or crossing the pupil boundary, no tears forming throughout the recording session and moving across the boundary, good focus, and steady centers.
Mankins, who will line up next to rock-steady center Dan Koppen and smart but middling right guard Dan Connolly, is the key to New England's power run game.
He's like a dancing bird with a rock-steady center, besting his larger, more brutal opponents with wisdom, grace and wit, all but laughing them off their feet.
And it's very easy to imagine a version of "Breaking Bad" in which Hank wasn't allowed to occupy a steady moral center — a version in which he was on the take from the cartel, for instance, or a version in which he was a good cop but a lousy philanderer of a husband, like Jimmy McNulty on "The Wire" or countless other examples on lesser shows.
Career Marketplace would go on to triple in size over the next few years and become a steady revenue center for me.
