Sentence examples for group concentrated from inspiring English sources
One group concentrated on elaborate mental images of themselves enjoying fruit.
An immigrant group concentrated in an urban area is certain to get the ear of any Conservative candidate.
Because she had contacts at White Plains High School, the group concentrated efforts there, but plans to expand the program to another school district in the next school year.
The social structure of the Wild Bunch resembled the loose cohorts of the Jamaican sound systems of the seventies, but the group concentrated on playing the electronic hip-hop of the day: jittery, bleep-filled singles by acts like Newcleus, the Russell Brothers, and Man Parrish.
The second group concentrated on figures dressed in archaic white garments, with faces and limbs modeled in dramatic chiaroscuro (contrasts of light and shade)—a conscious and very successful evocation of the painting of antiquity (e.g., the Coronation Gospels in Vienna, c. 795 800).
Our group concentrated on the study of the geomagnetic effect and collected several ten thousand observations from Europe and from Asia before and after geomagnetic storms.
Ali Noorani, its executive director, says the group concentrates on the three Bs bibles, badges and business.
Pre-interval, the group concentrates on ancient music performed on delicately beautiful traditional instruments and five deeply male voices.
Last week, she joined Matrix Chambers, a new legal group concentrating on civil liberties, constitutional law and human rights, a menu that could put her in further legal conflict with the government.
Tesco has agreed to sell half its stake in Lazada, a south-east Asian online retailer, to China's Alibaba for about £90m as the UK supermarket group concentrates on its home business.
December 10 2013 December 15 201313 While employing such hard-hitting players as the drummer Brian Blade and the saxophonist Myron Walden, this group concentrates on an ensemble approach that makes use of Americana and gospel-inflected jazz.
