Sentence examples for winning centre from inspiring English sources

Row upon row of pachinko machines echo a cacophony of bells and cartoon voices, and the mostly male players sit rigid, watching silver balls bounce around (pachin refers to the sound of the 'ko', or ball), hoping they will fall down into the winning centre hole.

A major move in this window is a huge possibility, with World Cup winning centre-back Mats Hummels identified as the club's top target.

Given the peculiarities of proportional representation, the largest party in the winning centre-right blue bloc – the Danish People's party (DPP) – took 21% of the national vote, but has political demands that are not much liked by other parties in the block.

But, with opinion polls suggesting the race is now tightening, the yes campaign is now driving hard to win centre-left votes and believes a promised constitution could influence wavering voters.

Île-de-France could be a more complex race, while Sarkozy's party should win Centre-Val de Loire despite coming behind the FN candidate in the first round.

Before the election he had come to be seen as a great reformer, winning the centre ground of politics.

In the case of the Conservative Party the answer is: too right they can.It developed the habit during a decade in opposition from the late 1990s, while Tony Blair was winning the centre ground and huge majorities for the Labour Party.

It was a bold move, for the World Cup-winning centre was still in his coaching nappies.

"No one is unreachable," Will Greenwood, England's 2003 World Cup-winning centre told the Beyond Sport conference when asked about the coach's position earlier this week.

For now that Ed Miliband has moved his party decisively to the Left, there is a huge opening for the Tories to capture the vote-winning centre, just as Tony Blair did with New Labour.

The O'Driscoll gamble: Picking a Grand Slam-winning centre combination would ordinarily seem a good idea, but Gatland's decision to drop Brian O'Driscoll has bewildered many.