Sentence examples for all concentrate from inspiring English sources

No cheers, applause, boos, hisses -- among other noisy distracting things -- so we may all concentrate on what the candidates have to say.

"We need to find a political solution in Syria to make sure we can all concentrate on what is the real danger for Europe, in the world and in Syria".

"He said, 'How are you?' He said he was lucky to be standing near me because the cameras would all concentrate on the man next to such a smartly dressed woman.

"It will be the end of guerrilla groups and we can all concentrate – democratically – on making our country the free, normal, modern, just and inclusive place it can and should be," he said.

Graham spoke of the White House pardon of Nixon, saying that "far from laying Watergate to rest, so that we can all concentrate on the critically important stories of the economy & food & peace, they have revived Watergate, with all the dangerous divisiveness".

"Then we could all concentrate on the football".

The economics of modern cattle finishing encourages the use of all-concentrate rations or a minimum of roughage, or roughage substitutes including oyster shells, sand, and rough plastic pellets.

They all concentrated on that; 1910, 1950..

"Peter had the puck and they were all concentrating on him".

I miss being in a studio and working with other dancers, all concentrating on movement.

After all, concentrating on the Senate doesn't mean giving up on the presidency.