Sentence examples for get to concentrate from inspiring English sources

They get to concentrate on what they are good at.

I  get to concentrate on what I'm good at after I have done a load of other stuff.

"For the first time, I get to concentrate on the job, and I'm looking at the guests without seeing dollar signs or worried about what anyone else is making," she says.

"The good news from this chamber approach is that you get to concentrate on the piece of work rather than on the production," said Mr. Sondheim, who also includes the scaled-down Broadway revival of "Company" (2006) in the recent trend.

Thus, developers get to concentrate on making their app a success while Tap2print takes care of all the technical, logistical and service aspects of a worldwide print and delivery service.

It is a good idea to learn as many equations and definitions as possible by heart; that way, you get to concentrate on the problems, rather than worrying about what the equation is or scratching your head over what something means.

"We've got to concentrate on getting into the playoffs".

We've just got to concentrate on our own job.

"You have got to concentrate very, very hard".

I've got to concentrate 100% all the time".

We've got to concentrate on the first match.