Epicenter in a sentence

NYC is the epicenter of the virus and Mount Sinai is the epicenter of NYC.

However, what one might not hear on a national news network or read in a national newspaper is that Huntington is wielding community as its primary weapon in becoming not the epicenter of addiction but the epicenter of solutions.

A powerful magnitude 7.5 aftershock on a different fault struck nine hours later, with an epicenter 60 miles to the northeast, producing another round of devastation.

Centuries ago, Greater Chaco was the epicenter of incredible Indigenous achievements, resulting in vast great houses, kivas, rooms, and roads throughout the Four Corners region, many of which are still visible.

China has emerged as an industrial powerhouse that sits at the very epicenter of the most populous and fastest growing region in the world.

Citing research, Cyprus, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East have been recognised as a global epicenter of climate change.

Despite not garnering the accolades of the original, the sequel showed that there were more stories to tell with Ancient Greece as the epicenter – but those never materialized.

Elon Musk was at the news epicenter Thursday, from stripping Pope Francis of Twitter verification to Tesla's drag on stocks and the explosion of the world's largest rocket.

Embrace the excitement and culture of Dallas, Texas, ahead of the Women’s Final Four games at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel in the epicenter of the city’s hustle and bustle.

Farther from the epicenter, in the city of Adana, people fled their homes toting young children, pets, a few clothes and blankets, to take shelter in gymnasiums, just as they did two weeks ago.

Hedren plays socialite Melanie Daniels, whose town becomes the epicenter of a series of violent bird attacks throughout several days.

I must confess that I do not go to Kirkwood Avenue at all now, where the church is located, so I was rather stunned to see that at Nicks, the epicenter of all things IU, they were flying a Purdue flag.

Its epicenter was 61 km from the city of Idlib, the capital of the namesake province.

It's the epicenter of food, entertainment, fashion and culture.

Last Friday, a powerful earthquake of northwest Nepal, with the epicenter around 250 miles northwest of Kathmandu.

Maintaining that Andhra Pradesh has turned into a major epicenter for drugs and criminals, Chandrababu regretted that the drug trade is breeding crime in the state.

Major retailer Epicenter said sales of generators increased 80% in August compared to the same time last year, and sales of portable charging stations increased by 25 times.

No deaths have been reported, but the tremors have damaged homes and caused at least 20 landslides, prompting officials to declare a red alert for towns in the department of Ahuachapan, the epicenter of the seismic activity.

Once again, Sieg was at the epicenter of the offense, utilizing his arm, but primarily doing the damage with his legs.

On the time, New York Metropolis was the worldwide epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.