Sentence examples for valuable centrepiece from inspiring English sources
Many of these pieces form the valuable centrepiece of collections in art institutions as far flung as the the MoMa in New York, the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg and the Tate Modern in London, and as a result are often rarely loaned.
He also gave Nicholls and rider Ruby Walsh their first victory in the valuable two-and-a-half miler that is the centrepiece of the three-day fixture here, and which regularly highlights performers on an upward curve.
Valued at £30m to £50m, the painting was the centrepiece of the then duke's collection at Drumlanrig castle, near Dumfries, reputed to be the UK's most valuable collection in private hands, when it was stolen in August 2003 in a daylight robbery.
The governor is the centrepiece.
On Monday, when Kauto Star and Co are safely tucked up back in their stables, the marathon slog that is the Coral Welsh National is the centrepiece and 44 years of hurt could come to an end as Tim Vaughan aims to become the first Welsh trainer since 1965 to keep the principality's most valuable race at home.
Great as centrepiece of a banquet.
White Fire is the emotional, resonant centrepiece.
It is Edinburgh's ceremonial centrepiece.
Another "budget centrepiece" bites the dust.
J. Grimes: Centrepiece of amalgam in canine?
