Sentence examples for one concentrated from inspiring English sources
The first one concentrated on providing support to students based on their ZPD.
After that there were other sets of pictures: one concentrated on the random arrangements of washing-up piled up on the draining board at home; another was a series of interiors of charity shops - "the only kind of shop where the goods choose the shop rather than the shop choosing the goods," as he said in an interview with the curator Charlotte Cotton.
One concentrated on fostering cultural art; another painted houses and buildings, including the front of the Newton Falls Hotel.
Richard Bernstein, writing in The New York Times, wrote that one concentrated on "the depth of his flaws".
Christopher Young, the studio's technical director, said the classes would be shot with four cameras: one concentrated solely on Mr. Cunningham, one giving a wide-angle view of the classroom, one spotlighting a specific dancer per class, and one from a static side angle to focus on details like feet.
But the Hartford area group is the only one concentrated in one area, and the only people not chosen randomly.
In a sign there may be wider unhappiness about the campaign among Tory women, May also called for a "positive campaign" on Tuesday, rather than one concentrating on the Labour leader.
Each of the piers will have a theme, one concentrating on Americana, another on 18th- and 19th-century antiques and the third on 20th-century objects.
The same two resource persons conducted the introductory workshop and attended almost all of the facilitation sessions, one concentrating on clinical issues (EvR), the other on implementation issues (A-MB).
Two other companies yet to be spun out will include one concentrating on integrated circuit design and another focusing on digital photography.
Barking his thoughts like the company head he once was, Mr. Houghton asserted that the region had to move beyond its industrial and agricultural bases to one concentrating on communications technology.
