Sentence examples for which was centred from inspiring English sources

Instruction, which was centred on agriculture, began in 1859.

He fled the country in 1978 after the Soviet-backed government broke up an underground opposition group that he belonged to and which was centred on the university.

The discovery of the Kern River oil fields in 1899 brought a large-scale petroleum industry, which was centred at Bakersfield.

The agriculture department launched the pyramid in 1992 to replace its previous programme, which was centred on the idea of four basic food groups.

They formed numerous kingdoms of various sizes, each of which was centred on a capital city or town and ruled by a hereditary king, or oba.

In the 1950s, he organised the sneaky takeover of the struggling leftwing weekly paper Forward to combat the rebellion led by Aneurin Bevan, which was centred around the Tribune newspaper.

The group sits in a perfect circle, which is centred on the beast's mouth.

State control dominates publishing and journalism, both of which are centred in Damascus.

(This involves calculating the point of intersection between four spheres, each of which is centred on a satellite).

Also noteworthy is Le Poids du jour (1948; "The Heaviness of the Day"), which is centred on life in the city.

Yet America is far ahead of the Europeans in the "revolution in military affairs", which is centred on the gathering, processing, transmission and display of information.