Use "concentrate on" in a sentence

1. All Rose wants is to keep dancing, but deep down she realizes she will have succumb to her parents wishes and concentrate on her studies to become a doctor or a lawyer or something prestigious

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2. She was so tired she had to concentrate on not falling off

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3. Enough of that … concentrate on Emma

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4. Smiling to myself, I withdraw into the lounge and try to concentrate on the documentary

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5. You have to concentrate on breathing slowly at first or you'll tingle out

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6. Nothing to do except really concentrate on the next batter

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7. I sit down on the chair by the phone and concentrate on breathing steadily while he chats

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8. He should stop thinking about refining the design of their speed yacht and concentrate on using it

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9. ‘Now you just stay here and concentrate on getting better

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10. “Why yes, I can then concentrate on focusing on what is in front

11. It meant we could concentrate on getting you well again

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12. They had to concentrate on what was around them when it was brushy, but they were lost in their own thoughts when it was open and they were all alone

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13. and just concentrate on the morality of breathing

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14. Don't get winded, concentrate on breathing

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15. He falls silent and, respecting this, I concentrate on following Joris

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16. If necessary, I could concentrate on the bald spot on the head of the lady in front of me and pretend it was a new planet

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17. She watched him for a few seconds, he was not a natural chef and had to concentrate on the pan

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18. Touching the stones, I concentrate on visualising Wiesse as clearly as I can … I see the bird’s eye flicker – it’s got the message

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19. I smile across the table at him, then concentrate on my food, trying to look unobtrusive

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20. ‘Other manufacturies concentrate on fabric for household items … curtains and bedding, for example, but our looms are not large enough for that scale of material

21. All day I have been aware of this evening looming … unable to concentrate on anything and, in a way it was a relief when I could eventually go and shower

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22. Watching Alessandra enjoying the clouds as she strode on in front made me ignore any further nonsense from my calves and concentrate on that stepped and steady climb

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23. Scarily, I narrowly miss hitting the car in front of me when it stops at traffic lights … I make an effort to concentrate on my driving

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24. He grins at me for a second, then turns back to concentrate on the road

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25. It’ll be good for me to concentrate on the road

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26. Graham is a two finger typist - a very fast two finger typist, it has to be said, but he has to concentrate on the keyboard when he's typing

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27. They’ve moved those blasted road works again … concentrate on the driving, Sarah! Yes, he’s driving along behind you … you can see him in the mirror … but you need to watch the road in front …

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28. Walking to the office from the car park, I concentrate on calming down so that I present a sensible and, above all, normal face to the world as represented by Bill and Graham

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29. it used to worry me, but I read somewhere that the blood supply tends to concentrate on the digestive system at times like this

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30. I try to concentrate on the article on the page in front of me but it doesn't work and, after twenty minutes or so, I shove the paper down to the foot of the bed and snuggle down under the duvet

31. Blowing me a kiss, he dashes off to open the door while I try to concentrate on the job in hand

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32. The waiting relatives and friends of the lesser, more ordinary emergencies watch, and those conscious patients still able to concentrate on realities outside of their own sphere realise that they may not occupy the centre of the universe

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33. She was really here about the girl who’s body she was in and he was going to have to concentrate on that

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34. concentrate on the surface of your skin,’ said

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35. Andrew thought he could sit down and, with the quietness and peacefulness, could concentrate on great ideas and plans for future outings

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36. With a supreme effort of will he was able to take his eyes off that and her wide breasts, and concentrate on what she was saying

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37. “So when do you want to start?” Desa asked, holding his knee so he had to concentrate on the question

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38. Now for students again: please concentrate on Dan, I know that together we can bring him home

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39. Sorry, students, but I have to concentrate on the mission at hand, so please forgive me if I can’t give you the attention you deserve

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40. mind and tried to concentrate on the job at hand

41. Now I’ll have the time to concentrate on school and my upcoming career

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42. They reached the part of the path that was steep and twisty and they had to concentrate on their feet which was cause for much laughter and holding on to each other

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43. tried to concentrate on the matter at hand, but it was

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44. When she couldn't concentrate on the music, Todd took hold of her head and forced her to look at him

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45. obliged to concentrate on what the fellow was saying and

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46. he was able to concentrate on the prospect of being

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47. But right now she had to stop these daydreams of the future and concentrate on the present

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48. that I should concentrate on those things about me which

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49. concentrate on the service and sermon in the midst of

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50. Earlier she would feel shy when I tried to concentrate on her

51. Zarko had to force himself to concentrate on what she was about to say, rather than on her elegant neck

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52. And besides, when having to concentrate on driving, she missed out on all the little details that would make for great conversation later on when she was with her friends

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53. He needed to concentrate on the matter at hand, the real reason for his visit this morning

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54. concentrate on other aspects of your life,

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55. But he merely said the new slave Miklos would free Nerissa to concentrate on running his household

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56. You need some distance and time to yourself in order concentrate on your own needs

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57. He shook his head and tried to concentrate on the road

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58. • Concentrate on the supreme blissful light within,

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59. A person who can focus attention at will, and thereby control the content of consciousness, and who can concentrate on a task for as long as it takes to complete it, usually enjoys everyday life

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60. Since one of the requirements for a flow experience is the ability to concentrate one’s attention, those with this ability can derive increased enjoyment of life via flow

61. At the start, concentrate on getting that basic Squeeze Page up and online

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62. You should concentrate on getting your introduction right

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63. Once this was over, he had to concentrate on finishing his degree in Pittsburgh next month

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64. Based on this GPS scanner, if that was him, we can concentrate on the trail from Morgan’s Creek, all the way to Ohiopyle and then to Confluence

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65. As they took off and swung east, Martin began to concentrate on a section of the topographical map in the Skimmer’s front panel screen

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66. angry thoughts that he couldn't even concentrate on how to calm it

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67. already built and then concentrate on the construction of cruisers

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68. Mind you sometimes this was an advantage as the Germans seemed to concentrate on the nicer sections of trench leaving these others alone when they were shelling

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69. couldn’t concentrate on it

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70. “Jack mate, I think I will concentrate on having fun and so

71. age, because she was able to concentrate on the subjects that

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72. time to concentrate on the end of the Civil War and the

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73. the effectiveness of the Pacific Squadron to concentrate on

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74. Following is a list of good foods for you to eat in each of the categories you need to concentrate on:

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75. You need to concentrate on any problem areas you have and work

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76. “That’s enough Jones it will do no good to keep hashing over what’s happened we must now concentrate on trying to get back to our lines

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77. Affirmative Action Baby who, in her dissertation at Princeton, failed to give mention to the many opportunities that America has afforded her, choosing to concentrate on presumed instances of less than equal treatment

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78. In this lesson, we’ll concentrate on regular verbs ending in –er, taking comer (to eat) as the example, and learn how to conjugate that in the

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79. Struggling with his last fraction of awareness to discern he knew that voice, it was Zolla! He was saying ‘Listen to me, just concentrate on my words

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80. and concentrate on perfecting it

81. ‘We should concentrate on rescuing Gerrid,’ she said

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82. concentrate on interpreting the information the ship’s computer was throwing at him

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83. ‘You should concentrate on surviving

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84. I felt that perhaps I had heard the last of the case after all, and could concentrate on Jocko

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85. Were the elves trying to contact him? Were they calling him now? He couldn’t be bothered with what’s and ifs, he had a job to do which was becoming increasingly more difficult to concentrate on

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86. What man could concentrate on a game when he was afraid his opponent would kill him?

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87. on her heels and I could concentrate on Harold

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88. Ignoring it, he settled himself in the leather couch, trying to concentrate on the newspaper

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89. That is what we need to concentrate on

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90. As an example in counter-terrorism you may concentrate on the logistics of bomb making

91. Sighing loudly, I tried to concentrate on the end of the News programme that was now showing

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92. Concentrate on what you need to happen

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93. I tried to concentrate on other things

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94. “Don’t linger on what is gone but concentrate on what is still around you

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95. Sometimes you just have to concentrate on being totally relaxed

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96. “You concentrate on getting Piers out

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97. Let"s concentrate on finding this retired cop, Langdon

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98. Talk about mixed feelings! I couldn’t concentrate on this

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99. Colling sat several seats away, attempting to concentrate on a Stars and Stripes that he had brought with him, while glancing continually in Elizabeth’s direction

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100. Quarles offered no conversation, and Colling decided to concentrate on what was in truth the best meal he had had in weeks