Verwenden Sie „centre“ in einem Satz

1. Those who can train themselves to be sufficiently one-pointed can withdraw their thoughts at any time and in any place to a centre within themselves, and achieve oneness with the chosen objective

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2. In the centre

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3. from the walls before their eyes, and there in the centre of the room by a bed now

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4. The centre of Dublin

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5. As I go through one village on the way, I spot a small garden centre and, on impulse, pull in to have a look round

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6. My eyes on my mug, I listen as she goes on and on about what a pest he has been in the village since he was a teenager, getting girls into trouble left, right and centre

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7. I had almost forgotten about it until yesterday afternoon, when she called me and we arranged to meet in the centre of Athens this evening

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8. He seems to be a very agreeable person, and the subject interests me a lot; moreover, the lecture is taking place at a centre of Buddhism which is only some metres away from Aphrodite's house!

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9. We meet outside the centre of Buddhism at 8:00 o' clock

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10. He takes me into the front bedroom which he’s got laid out as an office with bookshelves and a computer, as well as an easy chair and a music centre in one corner

11. Robbie stood firmly and squarely in the centre of the room, hands on hips

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12. The centre of the universe does not reside within Marwan Tayeh

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13. He was, anyway, the fittest and fastest of the assembled pre-season breakers, playing at centre with all of the modern power and grace required of a rugger boy

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14. ‘Wiesse? He’s kahtmaster for The Centre kahtstation … that’s the one used for High Guild work mostly

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15. The High Guild has its main administrative centre there

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16. Oh it was good to be out of all those fumes! The odour of cooked food quickly filled the room as Friede, the cook and general factotum of The Centre, brought in plates piled high with savoury pastries

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17. centre of the bar

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18. and the centre of the room,

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19. Berndt hadn’t pushed his point as they’d wandered back to The Centre last night … in fact he’d not mentioned it again … yet

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20. She’d tried thinking about it as she lay in bed listening to the Errdian night birds outside in the woods surrounding The Centre; the exercise had not got her anywhere

21. It had been hard visiting Abery before but Joris hadn’t been there and she’d been able to withdraw into herself to some extent … and the European trip had been hectic, demanding her full attention … and in London afterwards she’d been occupied in achieving Joris’s purpose … and the trip across had kept her mind busy, first with JJ and then Iain … and even coming back, being at The Centre and travelling on the wasteg … that too had been manageable … but now … with no purpose to drive her, no solitude to enfold her and no Joris but only the shadow of his memory imprinted in JJ’s face and voice … she felt naked, vulnerable and viciously exposed to the scouring of her grief

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22. centre of the pond was a bird of which the folk of Buttercup or

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23. towards the centre of the village green

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24. She took a wherry across the river to the Southwark side where the warehouse was situated, strolling along the lanes behind the Shakespearean theatre where herb gardens, supplying the nearby centre for the Herbmasters, occupied neat little patches of ground carefully tended by a cadre of gotteswomen specially trained for the purpose, the purple outfits of their calling showing up clearly as they toiled amongst the neat rows of plants

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25. of the shopping centre, scabbed faces, scowling

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26. Wiesse is waiting, an anxious expression on his face, when The Centre materialises around the kaht

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27. been cleared and placed in the centre of the room

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28. But once we were certain you were fully well, you were taken to a special centre so that we could train you for your task … and also so that we could protect you

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29. But in addition to that, you would have been taught to forget certain things … the centre where you stayed for one … the people you met there for another

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30. Poopsie, after tasting the stuffing, created a centre point

31. There was a centre piece of candles

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32. When you’re finished, shade in the centre with a highlighter as in the examples above

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33. It should be waiting for us when we get to The Centre

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34. The track leading up to The Centre isn’t wide enough for three to ride abreast and, taking advantage of the narrowness of the trackway, Berndt sets a more sedate pace as we turn off the main way

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35. We reach The Centre in good time – intentionally, as Joris tries to persuade me, so that we can enjoy Friede’s shortbread

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36. The fact that he flirts outrageously with her – much to her enjoyment – demonstrates that he is a frequent visitor to The Centre

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37. one is black, in the centre, wrapping his coat tails

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38. The man in the centre of the bench notices them both

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39. I’d a vague memory of lots of rocky hills … almost mountains … but it was pointed out to me by a somewhat tetchy Berndt that I had doubtless travelled to the Naveta from the other end of the island along the spine of hills which runs along the centre of the island

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40. This is the universe, of which I was the centre,

41. of a spiral of stars, flung out from the centre

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42. at the centre of my own children’s’ universe

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43. that crackles outwards from the busy centre of the universe

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44. The nerve centre and cells along the spine are stimulated as they receive a richer supply of blood

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45. Centre stage, overlooking the street sat a huge white ceramic lattice-work basket filled to the brim with plump ceramic fruit - china cherries, apples, pomegranates and pears

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46. She sits in the centre of a circle,

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47. Even as we cut engines and drifted around the headland and into the bay of Diafani, it was clear this was no tourist centre

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48. We are a matriarchal society so women have always been the centre of our world

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49. The platinum blonde at centre stage winked at them both and snapped her fingers

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50. Berndt, surrounded by other Gottesmen and women, stands in the centre, his Gottestones in his hands, all in an attitude of prayer

51. In the centre of the floor was a pebble mosaic, a masterpiece in stones forming two huge circles, one enclosing a six-pointed star and six concentric circles; the other showed a two-headed eagle

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52. The name across it was Lindsay the name of the ex-Vegas show girl from the detox centre

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53. A year or so after the event on the street corner the government proposed the setting up an immigration processing centre in the borough where Miss Jones lived

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54. Given her local fame as the woman who had a go, as the woman who stood up to racist yob culture, she was delighted to be asked onto the committee of the “Asylum Centre Campaign Group”

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55. The busy streets in the centre of the city were full of light and music and pretty young girls, and the soldier paid cash for a suite at the Ritz with room service on call twenty-four hours per day

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56. Situated in the centre of the clearing, the Well is beautifully trimmed with fresh flowers and set about with what I now recognise as Gottestones

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57. Tiffany was escorted out of the shopping centre by the two big and burly police officers, put into the back of their patrol car and whisked off into the busy Saturday morning streets

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58. He leads us into the centre of the floor

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59. He bought Terry and his mother a beautiful mock Georgian mansion in one of the better parts of Cheshire, while he devoted himself to furthering Terry's interests from a penthouse flat in the city centre

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60. In the centre, we had the letters 'Team India Cricket Shop' in the

61. There was no shortage of interest in the bar and Tom found himself at the centre of a veritable storm of hormonal posturing and pouting

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62. In the middle of the room on an elegantly proportioned drop leaf table her great-aunt had set a Royal Worcester tea service, with one of those lacy three tiered cake stands at the centre of the display

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63. 'Do your rounds,' Ish said and stood in the centre of the bank's courtyard

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64. hair and placing the chemistry book at the centre of the table

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65. shopping centre, where they spent an hour attempting to blend in

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66. The platinum blonde at centre stage winked at them both and

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67. He moved his eyeballs from centre to left in

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68. connected and slam! The ball hit the centre of Mama's forehead

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69. centre in the borough where Miss Jones lived

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70. As we walk round to the pub, he tells me about the project he is currently working on in connection with the ongoing disaster with the Arts Centre building alterations

71. The busy streets in the centre of the city were full of light and

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72. made her the centre of attention

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73. escorted out of the shopping centre by the two big and burly police

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74. furthering Terry's interests from a penthouse flat in the city centre

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75. and head for home when the command centre in his brain kicked in

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76. of interest in the bar and Tom found himself at the centre of a

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77. As the energy of all this enters your heart centre, imagine and feel all of it

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78. ’ Chris said, pointing to the woman in the centre of the photo

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79. The centre of the market was the old guild hall, a tall and square

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80. The old boiler room still contains a series of unconnected pipes that radiate out from the centre of the back wall like the arteries and veins from a transplanted heart

81. The doctor moves to the centre of the room and stands by the two tables

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82. He checks out the room, approaching the tables in the centre of the room on which the sachets are being stored, all the while watching the far end of the laboratory and the bathroom door

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83. swirling water below the centre of the bridge, nearly hypnotised by

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84. To describe the matter in hand as crowd control would, in Liverpool or London, be worth a laugh, but the boys in blue prefer this duty to patrolling the high street and shopping precincts in the town centre

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85. The combination of fat wage packets and all day drinking in town centre pubs makes Boutport Street particularly hairy as the day draws down

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86. In particular, one of the workers at Fourways drop-in centre has reported that a number of regulars, both male and female, haven't been seen for over a week

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87. companions drew closer to the centre of the hamlet

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88. trickle of cold sweat dripped down the centre of his

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89. only slightly surprised, “The exact centre of the bridge is in fact the

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90. with its locus at the centre of the bridge

91. Mickey and Kev were standing in a hole some two metres deep at its centre – up to their ankles in water by the look of it

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92. space between the centre stones shimmered, and a

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93. from a bonfire, at the centre of the campsite,

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94. Yes, there’s one at the centre

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95. inhabitants were herded into the centre of the

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96. and soon established himself at the centre of the trainees’ social

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97. The waiting relatives and friends of the lesser, more ordinary emergencies watch, and those conscious patients still able to concentrate on realities outside of their own sphere realise that they may not occupy the centre of the universe

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98. He ought to have told her, instead of just pretending that nothing was wrong, getting up and going to work as usual … spending the day lounging around the job centre praying that something would come up, but the closure of the works had thrown a lot of men onto the dole

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99. centre of the villagers and a man stepped forward

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100. Near the centre, Kassim