Sentences with phrase «centre stage once»

Empire and cultural identity are recurrent themes in Yinka Shonibare RA's work, and they take centre stage once again in this exhibition at the Turner contemporary.

In the build - up to the Rio Olympics, Lee Valley VeloPark took centre stage once more as it hosted the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships.

Only the gullible will recognise themselves in that bullshit... This is a farce and Wenger is taking centre stage once again.

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«With no high impacting data expected from the eurozone or the UK this morning, US numbers in the afternoon could once again take centre stage.

Issues of capacity, productivity, flexibility, adaptation to structural change and so on will once again come to centre stage, as they should.

My evening with Parmigiano Reggiano showed me once again that Parmesan cheese deserves to take centre stage - the more mature examples have depth and character that just gets lost if it is only being melted into a risotto or grated over a pizza.

But the World Cup is racing towards an exciting finale and you can be sure that Ronaldo will once again claim centre stage in 2014/15.

At the Spring European Council on 14/15 March 2013 the perennial issue of economic growth and jobs once again took centre stage.

When it comes to the Middle East, the «global race» narrative should once again take centre stage as a central, comprehensive and positive foreign policy guiding light.

Now we don't only have a child - like battle between two longstanding politicians that frankly belongs in the playground with one refusing to hand back the metaphorical football unless the other apologises — but the questionable standing of Lib Dem party rules once again takes centre stage in the public eye, and it's not going to go away any time soon if this really does end up in the Courts.

Thankfully, after a saggy middle section, things do pick up once Christoph Waltz takes centre stage.

Bett Arena The Bett Arena will once again take centre stage, with a programme of headline names taking on the big topics in education at the heart of the show floor.

Considering how much the Black Mask has been built up by Warner Bros. in trailers and previews as the big baddie of the game, he is quickly shuffled off to the side in order for the Joker to once again take centre stage and lead the orchestra of carnage.

However, Tippl's wording was, «In 2017, Activision will take Call of Duty back to its roots and traditional combat will once again take centre stage» — and the roots of Call of Duty are in the Second World War.

She haggled the price down to # 750,000 and launched the Wapping Project — an arts centre, gallery and restaurant — among the turbines, pipes and tiled walls of a place which, built in 1890, had once lifted Tower Bridge and moved the revolving stage at the London Palladium.

Madrid is set to take centre stage in the art world once again, having done so successfully for thirty - five years thanks to ARCOmadrid, one of the most emblematic international contemporary art creation events.

She creates prints, paintings, videos that exalt the beauty of black women and place them centre stage, for once, given Western art has historically largely ignored them or denigrated them as servants to the white Olympias.

This February, the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered a judgmentin which, one year after the C - 104 / 16 P Council v Front Polisario judgment, once more the EU's trade relations with Morocco took centre stage.

Once you reach the interviewing stage, make sure your interview questions centre around the candidate's skills, competencies, plus how well they would fit into the organisation.

Once you've got through the first interview stage there's a high likelihood that you're going to go through to an assessment centre.

Once you're through the first interview stage there's a high likelihood that you're going to go through an assessment centre.

Leadership figures in industry, politics, academia and the arts all express concern about this priority, and what was once a relatively marginal concern has taken centre stage.

Once aboard the ship, fundraising for the foundation again took centre stage with heated bidding bringing in $ 39,000 in a popular live auction overseen by Kent Browne and Hanna Browne of Royal LePage Team Realty in Ottawa.