Sentence examples for will be centre from inspiring English sources

The image of Popeye will be centre stage this summer.

Housing will be centre stage for Labour in the runup to the election.

It means that Russia and the US will no longer be on the sidelines of the conflict, but will be centre stage.

That emotional TV clip will be played again over the coming week, when the Government's £4.4bn cuts to the state-funded wages top-ups will be centre stage.

It offers a different conception of what a play might be, but the audience knows this is not a free for all and Kinevane will be centre stage.

Executive pay and Scottish independence will be centre stage at the loss-making bank's meeting at its Gogarburn headquarters on the outskirts of Edinburgh.

Tomorrow night is Debate Night: and for the first time Rick Santorum will be centre-stage from 9pm ET, when the debate at St Anselm's College kicks off, hosted by ABC and Yahoo.

Although most of the stage will need to be replaced, its irreplaceable heart – a two-metre circle of oak that was brought from the Opry's previous site – "will be centre-stage when we open back up".

The Texan's decision to make Bill Clinton's character one of the leitmotifs of his campaign paid off handsomely: he carried voters who said they wanted an honest and trustworthy president by 80% to 15%.Divide and conquerThere is every sign that cultural issues will be centre-stage again this year.

While you know exactly where you will be – centre-stage at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, bidding to win your first Australian Open after losing at three finals – I have to work out where I may be of most use to you.

To deliver this, Singapore will close (to our astonishment the higher cost of the two facilities) and production will be centred on McIntosh, Alabama.