Sentence examples for true centerpiece from inspiring English sources

Since the bride should be the true centerpiece of the day, choosing a venue that makes your experience all about her is a must.

In fact, nullification and states' rights -- not libertarianism -- are the true centerpieces of both Rand and Ron Paul's politics.

Athletics were the true, sold-out centerpiece of those Games, and Coe is the overwhelming favorite to take the top I.A.A.F.

Maybe the talk about the Washington Nationals will come true, to make Fielder the centerpiece of a rising franchise that already has Boras's clients Werth, Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper.

True to its name, the structure's centerpiece was a cage containing about a dozen human skulls, blackened by smoke and suspended above an old brass cannon marked "Pieter Seest Anno 756".

Targeted killing became the centerpiece of the contingency plan because the true winning move on the Korean Peninsula is to never have to meet Pyongyang and its enormous numbers of military personnel on a battlefield.

Last week they even dropped their tried-and-true strategy of pushing sweeping tax cuts as the centerpiece of their electoral approach.

It is also true that Mr. Vallone has made health-care proposals a centerpiece of his candidacy.

As was true of earlier OpSails, the tall ships provided the day's centerpiece -- and, this time around, its biggest disappointment.

They really thought Atticus was the centerpiece of the book, and it just isn't true.

That's particularly true for the majority of Americans who don't make politics the centerpiece of their world.