With the advent of Joe Louis, who first gained national prominence in 1935 and became heavyweight champion two years later, the heavyweight division returned to center stage.
Swine flu blasted its way into public consciousness last spring — only to disappear from headlines for weeks at a time as health-care reform and its angry protesters took center stage.
If you work tirelessly behind the scenes but shy away from the spotlight, it's time to take center stage.
Things must not have been going as planned, because here I was center stage at Burger King in front of an annoyed group eager for a quick affirmative.
Background colors often are light and neutral, letting bold-color accessories take center stage.
From streamed campaign debates and politicians' YouTube channels to political mishaps captured by rival campaign "trackers," YouTube will be at center stage in the 2012 elections.
Comedy takes center stage during the annual Just for Laughs festival.
His culinary style highlights the freshness and quality of the ingredients he USES, allowing their natural flavors and textures to take center stage.
Instead of being a fringe interest, the environment has now moved to center stage in terms of developing and executing a solid, sustainable business strategy.
But while "Nude" has undergone numerous mutations, "Last Flowers" has been stripped of all excess production, with Yorke's voice taking center stage over simple piano and occasional acoustic guitar.
Another West Lake specialty took center stage next when the guests were served roe crab meat stuffed in orange.
As the quarter came to a close, a new theme took center stage: the pace at which China's currency appreciates.
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