"at focus" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It usually means to pay attention to or concentrate on a particular thing. For example, "We need to stay at focus on the task at hand."
"Men are better at focus single objective".
The folks at Focus Features got on their high horse pretty quickly in response.
"Don't focus on where you're at, focus on the better days to come," he counselled.
His eyes seem to look at nothing in particular between clear efforts at focus.
Her mother is an accountant at Focus on Souvenirs, a souvenirs distributor in San Clemente, Calif.
Video surveillance and eye tracking systems track what consumers look at, focus on, and are "engaged" by.
Mr. Bloch, also 43, is the senior vice president for marketing at Focus Features, which produces, finances and distributes films.
Gered Mankowitz's exhibition, The 60s + One, is at Focus Gallery, London WC1 (020-7191 7191), till June 17.
Mrs. Giacalone, 27, was until earlier this month the manager of acquisitions at Focus Features, a film distributor in New York.
When discussing the politics of welfare, Tory strategists explain why they are confident of winning the argument by telling an anecdote from what happens at focus groups.
"We have a hard time understanding why the reserve," said Glenn T. Stanton, a policy analyst at Focus on the Family, a conservative Christian organization.
