Sentence examples for show concentrates from inspiring English sources
Her new cabaret show concentrates on popular standards.
Instead, the show concentrates on transcendent themes common to all religions: creation, prayer and death.
As its title implies, this group show concentrates on art that is three-dimensional.
Because relatively little material from the early poets survives, the show concentrates on the poets laureate from Wordsworth onwards.
The show concentrates on the tangled romantic triangle within the group, which Mr. Myler summed up as: "Denny loved Michelle.
One section of the show concentrates on a few of the infinite variations possible in geometric patterning.
It is quite a revelation to go through this show concentrating on the blades.
The show concentrated on love songs, with only one change of subject (Bobby Troup's "Lemon Twist").
At the Regency, her show concentrated on songs by Stephen Sondheim and songs Mr. Sondheim said he wished he had written.
The final segment of the show, concentrating on the struggle against fatal illnesses and the reality of death, is naturally the darkest and the most affecting.
And where Thursday's show concentrated on song craft, Friday's reveled in untrammeled sound: Ms. Franklin's churchy improvisations, Mr. Beck's eruptive guitar solos, Metallica's ironclad blasts of hard rock and U2's oceanic reverberations.
