Sentence examples for concentrating on catching from inspiring English sources

"I was concentrating on catching the ball.

Playoff games tend to be so intense and so punishing that players like Trevor Pryce, the Jets' 35-year-old defensive end, are merely concentrating on catching their breath after a play so they can focus on the next one.

Sapmer, a French fishing company, recently discontinued its canned-tuna production, instead concentrating on catching tuna for sushi and sashimi for the top end of the market.Frank Asche of the University of Stavanger, who helped to devise the FAO fish-price index, sees parallels with the divergence between farmed meat and wild game.

When you are concentrating on catching the ball up in the face of the defence, you will inevitably lose some pace, so holding your depth allows you to take the pass and get the knees up and take the ball into contact on your own terms.

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

Get a smooth legal flow of immigrants going, and then concentrate on catching and deporting bad people.

I also hope that in the future the police and crown lawyers concentrate on catching crooks and leave the TV criticism to Mark Lawson.

In the 1970s, research had shown that a small percentage of criminals committed a large share of crimes, so it had seemed logical to concentrate on catching repeat offenders and locking them up.

Like crossing a motorway of traffic, I have to concentrate on catching a moment of non-flashing to discover that it's an ad for golf clubs.

I enjoyed the opening day's play at The Oval, but I had one eye on the football and concentrated more on catching up with friends than the actual cricket.

We should be working on plugging the security holes on our borders and catching bin Laden rather than concentrating on casting aspersions on Democrats, Republicans, conservatives or liberals".