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centre stage
noun
the centre point on a stage
the main focus of attention
Example Sentences
They represent the country abroad, take centre stage at major national events, and are responsible for ensuring that the constitution – the set of rules for government and politics - is followed.
Now, with a criminal conviction and a divorce behind her, she takes centre stage as a presidential candidate in her own right.
A move to Everton gives him the chance to rejuvenate his career and take centre stage at their new stadium.
A move to Everton does not present the opportunity of playing European football but it will give him the chance to rejuvenate his career and take centre stage at their new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
A theme of the weekend was established early on - that Drake felt comfortable enough as a performer to allow others to take centre stage and lift up those whose talents he appreciated.
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