Sentence examples for with a centrepiece from inspiring English sources

The main family meal is eaten on Christmas Eve, with a centrepiece of roast meat (suckling pig or lamb) poultry or fish, particularly baked sea bream.

Now it is a contemporary space with a centrepiece bar lined with Champagne bottles, a tapas menu and an emphasis on local suppliers, not least locally caught fish.

For a film that some might shrug off as mere teen romcom, director Susan Johnson has a bold eye for framing and goes for broke with a centrepiece tracking shot through the Manhattan streets on Christmas Eve.

You can detect the shapes of houses like those in Pobol y Cwm that "morph into space invaders", with a centrepiece that is "Doctor Who goes to Las Vegas" or "baroque mixed with what a cyberman looks like".

On arrival in Weymouth, there were illuminations with a centrepiece "Hail Princess Charlotte, Europe's Hope and Britain's Glory".

Some will try to interpret this article as an attack on George Osborne, who has made engagement with China a centrepiece of his economic strategy.

You certainly do, and jelly's revived status as a fashionable foodstuff was sealed when Bompas and Parr were commissioned to produce one (laced with absinthe) as a centrepiece at music producer Mark Ronson's £30,000 birthday party.

Serve as a centrepiece with the fennel, some potatoes and salsa verde or aioli.

Mr Howard's workplace law, replacing collective bargaining with individual contracts, was a centrepiece of his fourth term.

A gap in the trees leads us straight on to a lake with a remarkable centrepiece: La Chute Blanche.

And so Southdale's vast, blank walls turned their backs to the street, enclosing not just all those stores, but cafés, public art, pedestrian boulevards and a lush courtyard, through whose skylight the sun shone on a fishpond, all manner of foliage, and a centrepiece cage filled with songbirds.