用centerpiece造句子，“centerpiece”造句

Turkey is the big centerpiece of most Thanksgiving celebrations across the United States.

Punch already had satirical drawings that were a centerpiece of the magazine But they weren't called cartoons.

That pledge was the centerpiece of Bush's acceptance address, written by speechwriter Peggy Noonan, for his party's nomination at the 1988 Republican National Convention.

The timing of an increase in the benchmark federal-funds rate -- a Fed-influenced rate at which banks lend to each other overnight -- is a centerpiece of Fed discussions.

You have a lovely centerpiece.

When the soup - the centerpiece of the meal - was set down before me, I ate it.

His daringly modern 'Girl With an Oar' became the park's centerpiece, a tribute to beauty and Soviet athletic ism.

The photo has been enlarged to be the centerpiece of her funeral, but Chen doesn't know when that will be allowed to happen.

The centerpiece of the project, is a 20 centimeter limited edition figurine picked out in nearly 20,000 crystals -- and carrying a price tag of nearly 15 thousand US Dollars.

The centerpiece of the DNA study is a Denisovan fossil finger bone discovered in 2008.

The centerpiece of the plan, known as GAP I, was to strengthen the capacity of manufacturers to provide enough vaccines to immunize the world's population against influenza.

Gardens are the centerpiece of the pavilion.

McCain continues to make victory in Iraq the centerpiece of his campaign, and he will continue to tout his long experience in foreign policy and national security.

TC here is a centerpiece of the method, as it helps to track environment factors.

A horde of spectators pushes forward to watch the finish of the Soyolon horse race, centerpiece of the Naadam festival of traditional Mongolian culture held each year outside Ulaanbaatar.

The neo-Classical-influenced old town in Xanthi, the centerpiece city in the northeastern Greek region of Thrace.

And the centerpiece of the program is now the TED Prize - an invention of Mr. Anderson's that is designed to motivate the conference's well-heeled audience to do something socially useful.