Sentences with phrase «taken centre stage during»
Following her unsuccessful race last year for the leadership of the Assembly of First Nations, Palmater took centre stage during the Idle No More protests that shook the leadership of AFN rival Shawn Atleo.
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We know from research that teens are more prone to addiction than children and adults.1 We know that many teens demonstrate increased risk - taking behaviours (though it's a myth that teens are unaware of the consequences of their actions).2 We know that during this time sex and sexuality take centre stage.3 Recently, neuroscience has begun to weigh in on this picture of teenage cognition and behaviour.
This car, which will be manufactured at the Pune Plant, will take centre stage at the Volkswagen pavilion during the «Make In India Week».
During the day, the Viennese love nothing more than a quiet moment spent in one of the city's many coffee houses, where the rush of the modern era is set to one side as newspapers, conversation and delicious fresh - brewed coffee take centre stage.
Additionally, on four separate occasions during the open, the BVI took centre stage when representatives from the Tourist Board presented BVI vacation giveaways on the main court to lucky attendees between matches before the thousands of fans in attendance along with millions of television viewers.
It's mostly discussions of what was played during the week, with Destiny, Forza Horizon 2, Disney Infinity 2.0 and Super Smash Bros. taking centre stage.
The son of exiled Chinese nationalists, Tseng Kwong Chi was part of an intimate circle of artists, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, and Cindy Sherman among them, who took the centre stage of the New York art world during the 1980s.
The late flowering agapanthus, unique to Hole Park, and the exotic border will take centre stage in late summer before the reds, yellows and golds of autumn bring interest during October.
A bespoke washstand takes centre stage in the guest bathroom with plenty of drawers and shelving for visitors to store their toiletries during their stay.
In North America, red was used most widely during the Victorian era when ruby red and crimson walls took centre stage in formal sitting rooms.