Sentence examples for book concentrates from inspiring English sources

Fourth Estate; £12.99THIS book concentrates more on Erdos in his declining years.

His book concentrates on Venice under Italian rule, which began in 1866 after 69 years of French and Austrian occupation.

The rest of the book concentrates on catching an outcropping of rock with a finger and scrambling back up.

The book concentrates on hotels in Britain and Scotland and on hotels in France, Spain and Italy; a pattern which reflects English taste and budgets.

Each of the chapters in her book concentrates on an infamous highway killer and the particular threat he personified to his generation.

While he promises a comprehensive study of the post-Watergate media, the book concentrates nearly all its energies on the Washington press corps.

The most extensive sections of his book concentrate, naturally, on Iraq and Afghanistan (which he still sees as "winnable" with a long-term commitment), but his analysis leads him as well to smaller movements in such places as Chechnya, Thailand, Indonesia and the Horn of Africa.

"RBS's consumer lending business in the U.S. is 100% prime and 99% secured, with more than two-thirds of the consumer loan book concentrated in its mortgage and home equity businesses," he added.

There has been little tangible progress in the management of established disease, so a book concentrating on prevention and the detection and management of early disease is timely.

Record your notes on a digital voice recorder or another device (you can also use your phone), listen to them in your spare time, listen to them as you would an audio book, concentrate on the words and try to memorize them as you hear them.

For that reason, Thomas, who teaches writing and journalism at Princeton and is the author of several books, concentrates on Eisenhower's foreign policy and national security decisions to the exclusion of almost everything else.