Sentence examples for their centrepiece from inspiring English sources

"So the government has been entirely deceptive with this and if their first action is to lie to the Australian people about what was meant to be their centrepiece bill that really tells you what the Turnbull government is going to be about.

Natural selection, although present in some of Boyd and Richerson's models, is not their explanatory centrepiece; population thinking is.

The Tories had claimed their scheme, the centrepiece of their anti-recession strategy, was self-financing.

The festive radishes were a hit: locals bought the most intricate offerings for their Christmas centrepieces.

There is a chance that this group will be part of the coalition in charge of the central government.Opposition to Pakistan's anti-terrorist alliance with the United States was the centrepiece of their campaign and will be their top priority in government, says Mr Hassan.

The Conservatives will today attempt to reinvigorate their general election campaign by pledging to make tax cuts the centrepiece of their offering to voters.

Then David Lodge and Colm Toibin turned him into the granite centrepiece of their latest novels, "Author, Author" and "The Master".

They will remain, in all their wondrous incarnations, the centrepiece of Christmas festivities for years to come.

Some of its writers see this as the centrepiece of their effort to sever the link between the casting of votes and the disbursement of government money.

ON MAY 22nd the Democrats dropped the centrepiece of their Iraq policy the setting of a timetable for withdrawing American troops from Iraq.

But it's "Spanish Sahara", the expansive centrepiece of their new album, that provides the main highlight, and a much needed emotive space from the high-powered grooves.