Sentence examples for expect to concentrate from inspiring English sources

Speaking on the eve of Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final against St Johnstone, McCoist said: "Having spoken to both gentlemen, they have confirmed to me they want me to continue my job as Rangers manager and, as you would expect, to concentrate my thoughts on the game tomorrow night".

Their discussion was expected to concentrate on Iran.

Mr. Galant returned to school, expecting to concentrate on his studies.

Next year, he told the Spanish news agency EFE over the weekend, he expects to concentrate on the Tour.

Mr. Fitschen, who oversees the German unit of Deutsche Bank, is expected to concentrate on expanding services to consumers and businesses.

The thousands of American troops being deployed are expected to concentrate on humanitarian aid, not security, Mr. Le Roy said.

Instead, it is expected to concentrate on what powers the courts may have to stop Yam putting his case to Strasbourg.

In this environment they were expected to concentrate their desires and ambitions on rearing children -- the more the better -- and on making a success of marriage.

Mr. Gates, the founder of Microsoft and the world's richest man, expected to concentrate on computer projects when he began his philanthropy six years ago.

Because of the discovery of the beetle infestation in Lower Manhattan, the inspectors are expected to concentrate their efforts in that area.

Talks are expected to concentrate on how legal and political obstacles to providing such assistance would be overcome, if Greece does make a request for aid.