How to use "centre" in a sentence

Already that morning, his men had searched the top and centre of the area and found nothing.

Captain Nemo put a black flag on the Nautilus with a yellow "N" in the centre of it

It was the doctors at the hospital who decided to send me to NASA - that's the space centre at Houston, in Texas.

Marius left the garden and, mad with grief at losing Cosette, walked towards the sound of drums and gunfire in the centre of the city

Another man was the centre of her universe

I see him at the train station sometimes; then he's there again when I get off the bus in the town centre here in Howarth

In the distance he can hear the siren of a gardai car in the city centre, but he is sure it is not for him

Tabb, the boat-builder, standing in the centre of the room, was answering the Coroner's questions.

The drive through the centre of London seemed very long

Looking through the telescope, I saw a circle of deep blue with the little round planet in the centre

They were taken through Barnet and were more than a kilometer beyond the centre of the town before they could fight their way across to the other side of the road.

The cylinder was already open in the centre of the pit, and on the furthest side one of the great fighting-machines, empty now, stood tall and unmoving against the evening sky