Sentence examples for the centrepiece in from inspiring English sources

God – there are cars tucked away beneath dusty tarpaulins which are worth millions and would be the centrepiece in any other collection), the museum's curator Richard Keller told me of the fate of the other Royales: the prototype was crashed beyond repair in 1931; one survivor was in Germany, one in Spain and two in America.

The centrepiece in this room – and arguably the star of the whole show; it's also on the cover of the delicious book that accompanies it – is an "exhibition piece", a huge Minton pottery elephant with a glorious gilt and polychrome howdah.

With a beautiful, minimal fireplace and wood stove marking the centrepiece in the living space, along with two bedrooms and patio, the cosy woodcutter's house makes for a peaceful break in the wild, while still being close to the charming ski town of Flims.

The centrepiece in that endeavour will be the projected increase in overseas aid from £7bn to £11.5bn over the next four years, which would mean that by 2013 the UK would become the first major industrial power to meet its UN obligation to spend 0.7% of national income on overseas development assistance.

Comparisons with his sitcom Coupling are inevitable when we reach the farcical centrepiece, in which the two-way love triangle between Grant/Lucy/The Ghost plays out.

She still does, she says, from her perch in a red wingback armchair, the centrepiece of her room in the residential home in Highgate, north London, where she moved six years ago.

"I discovered that his estimates of wealth inequality -- the centrepiece of Capital in the 21st Century -- are undercut by a series of problems and errors," Giles wrote.

Others followed around the world, with London's Trafalgar Square being created in his memory in 1835 and the centrepiece, Nelson's Column, finished in 1843.

It is the centrepiece for the Redeemed Christian Church of God in North America, a Pentecostal movement that started in Nigeria in 1952.

The lake is located in the approximate geographic centre of the city, and is the centrepiece of the capital in accordance with Griffin's original designs.

President Obama has made the Buffett rule – mandating that millionaires pay at least 30% of their incomes in taxes – the centrepiece of his campaign for "fairness", including in his state of the union address last month.