Sentence examples for back to concentrate from inspiring English sources

WHEN a company's chairman and chief executive relinquishes the latter title, he normally steps back to concentrate on handling the board and making lots of dinner-circuit speeches.

Once inside, passengers crowd around the glass panel as the cabin begins to move; but quite soon the adults begin to shuffle back, to concentrate on the less alarming view from the windows.

So he went back to concentrating on his Web site.

Mr. Sevareid, as smooth and affable as you please, called his expert Bob, and we found ourself able to go back to concentrating on the human brain.

(Others seem to have had second thoughts; piano buffs can only rejoice that the electrifying Mikhail Pletnev has gone back to concentrating on the keyboard).

If George W. Bush represents the "new," as in dignity, manners and respect, we are on the right track, back to concentrating on what is important in running a country.

When a client became too talkative, she demanded, "Breathe," flashed aromatherapy-oil-covered hands through the air, instantly restoring Xanadu, and got back to concentrating on her work.

"He used to fool around on offense some as a receiver and in the return game, but with the weapons this team now has on offense, he's gone back to concentrating on playing cornerback.

With tobacco (though not litigation) on one side, Nabisco can go back to concentrating on its food business.See article: Splitting RJR and NabiscoBritain's Cable & Wireless is considering a bid for Japan's international telecoms operator, IDC, in which it holds a 17.6% stake.

Now that it's resolved we can go back to concentrating on football.

Facebook surely wants to get back to concentrating on product, not politics, but must take it slow and steady.