Sentence examples for Concentrate on instead of from inspiring English sources

But it will also have music, art and craft, clothing, perfumes and soaps, etc. that you can concentrate on instead of food!

"There's many other things at home he should be concentrating on instead of getting Chicago the Olympics," said Bob Quellos, co-founder of No Games Chicago, a group opposing the city's bid.

Concentrate on Strictly instead of your phone.

He should "concentrate on governing" instead of "taking easy potshots at political foes", it said.

Now, I can get in and get settled and just concentrate on playing, instead of the negotiation headaches I've had since April".

Tuomas Muraja, a 45-year-old journalist and author, said the basic income had allowed him to concentrate on writing instead of form-filling or attending jobseekers' courses.

Billie Jean accepted the challenge, joined the dance class and became so proficient that the teacher later urged her to concentrate on dancing instead of tennis.

Some employees said that they were able to be highly productive by working remotely, and that it helped them concentrate on work instead of the chaos inside Yahoo.

A dissident group of faculty and alumni, called the Rutgers 1000, had formed to reverse the trend, contending that the school should concentrate on academics instead of spending money on expensive and failing sports teams.

The Pallisers stands as a reminder of how satisfying television drama can be when writers, producers and directors concentrate on emotion instead of editing, and don't underestimate their audience.

Prentis said: "It is a pity that David Cameron cannot concentrate on pensions, instead of kicking back at trade union members, who do such a valuable job in the workplace.