centring

/ ˈsɛntrɪŋ /

noun

1. a temporary structure, esp one made of timber, used to support an arch during construction

Example Sentences

Before launching into the song Betty she hinted that Welsh folklore was part of the inspiration for the LP's creation, centring as it does around a "woman wandering through nature".

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Both Smale and Carey feel passionately about reclaiming the word geek and centring the show around a character who thinks learning is cool.

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There are about 30,000 hearings in England, Scotland and Wales each year, centring around issues such as unfair dismissal, discrimination or redundancy payments.

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"Music festivals allow white people to experience joy, connect with each other, centring their experience," Ms Patel says.

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It was a project that told an African story without centring on poverty, but instead focused on human beings navigating their world.

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