Sentence examples for up the centrepiece from inspiring English sources

That Macklemore's most politicised songs make up the centrepiece of this near two-hour performance is admirable.

At least, I said – referencing a line from the play – you don't have to worry any more about it ending up as the centrepiece of a barricade.

"Dinamo" also pops up as the centrepiece on Today, Superpitcher's first DJ mix album for Kompakt.

Outside, a single building stands in a churned-up field, the centrepiece of a new town once heralded as the model of Irish development.

The government has also hypothecated the savings from the cuts to family tax benefits as a way to "pay" for a $3.5bn childcare shake-up that was the centrepiece of this year's budget.

The government needs $3.5bn in total savings to come from the $6bn in family tax benefit cuts that were announced in the 2014 budget, but remain blocked in the Senate, because it has hypothecated these savings as a way to "pay" for a $3.5bn childcare shake-up that was the centrepiece of this year's budget.

As unprecedented security plans are drawn up to safeguard the centrepiece of the Damien Hirst show at Tate Modern, his £50m diamond skull sculpture For the Love of God, the artist has revealed his hopes for a public gallery he will open in south London in 2014.

A BBC lifer, Horrocks was previously its head of TV news and set up its multimedia operation, now the centrepiece of New Broadcasting House.

Politicians, businesses and green campaigners from other countries rallied to the support of the president after the US supreme court put a temporary freeze on new rules to clean up coal-fired power plants, the centrepiece of Obama's climate plan.

Today Totobag's cafe is a cabinet maker, ignored by most visitors in favour of the Travel Bookshop nearby - a mocked-up version of which became the centrepiece of the Hugh Grant/Julia Roberts movie Notting Hill.

I had to dress up as Betsy Ross once, sit on the centrepiece of a table while people ate their dinner.