For the ideas selected are essentially related, and, scattered as they may have hitherto been, naturally gravitate round a common centre.
No longer drifting apart in the bewildering chaos of multitudinous pages, they now revolve round a common centre, the heart of all artistic beauty, through whose manifestations alone it gains its power to charm the human soul: viz.
In recumbent zooecia the main branches often radiate outwards from a common centre.
The free microscleres consist as a rule of several or many shafts meeting together in several or many planes at a common centre, which is usually nodular.
The polypides radiate, as a rule in several circles, from a common centre.
The dynamic force of vitality drives the stem upwards, and the static force of gravitation towards a common centre is expressed in the beautifully-drooping curves of the leaves.
The controlling element shows itself in the grouping of the single parts round a common centre, which is often distinguished by a contrast in forms or colours.
And, as the coalescence and concentration go on, the constituent masses will gradually become fewer, larger, brighter, and more densely collected around the common centre of gravity.
If the sepals and petals are arranged symmetrically round a common centre, the calyx and corolla, respectively, are said to be regular; if otherwise, they are irregular.
The modern forms are placed along lines which converge toward a common centre.
Lifting our searching gaze into the measureless space beyond our earth, we find planet bound to planet, and system chained to system, all impelled by a universal force to roll in regularity and order around a common centre.
The earth and the other planets of our system move in ellipses around a common centre: therefore their motion cannot have been originally communicated merely by the impressed force of projection.
We have gravitation, drawing all matter to a common centre, and acting from all bodies throughout the wide regions of unmeasured space upon all.
Some of those which are now single consisted then of two separate bodies, often distinguished by different colors, and revolving periodically round a common centre of gravity.
The supposition that a bright sun and a relatively dark sun might revolve around a common centre of gravity may at first sight seem improbable.
That we are now all to act on a common plan, converging on a common centre, looks like enlightened war.
Galleries are formed at different levels upon the flank of the excavation to follow the several small veins, which run in all directions, and diverge from a common centre like so many radii.
It consists of two moving parts; the first being a succession of horizontal levers moving upon a common centre, and called jacks, a term applied to vibrating levers in various kinds of machinery as well as the stocking-frame.
Thus I have been able to trace the distribution of the bow over a large area, with evidence of its having spread from a common centre.
We have climbed up from revolving earth and moon to revolving planets and sun, in order to understand how two or ten suns can revolve about a common centre.
A subsidiary cause of tides is found in the revolution of the earth and moon about their common centre of gravity.
We know that if two stars are near in reality, and not simply apparently so by being in the same line of sight, they must revolve around a common centre of gravity, or rush to a common ruin.
Two suns can balance about a point; all suns can swing about a common centre.
Their backs were to him; their heads inclined sidewise toward a common centre.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "common centre" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
