Sentence examples for some concentrated from inspiring English sources

It's always nice when nothing much happens in a piece and yet you've acquired some concentrated sense of emotional truth.

I've just brought our girls to Wales for a week to given Helen some concentrated time on the business.

Why anybody would want a bottle of cheap red mixed with some concentrated orange juice and a packet of spice mix is beyond me.

and 'Why can't I be more British?' Well, let me say I don't smile when I'm concentrating on work - well, do you go around with a grin on your face when you're reading up some concentrated research?

The seer Harold McGee says, "The moistening and tenderising effects of fat – but not its aerating abilities – can be imitated by some concentrated fruit purées, notably prune, apple, apricot and pear".

It took the passing of time, the input of a few good advisers, and, above all, some concentrated thinking on my part, for the idea to crystallize of what exactly to do with the precious cards.

Good-quality skirt steak needs nothing more in the way of accessories than a few potatoes and some powerfully concentrated slow-roasted tomatoes.

Still to come are the 2003's, a year characterized by strikingly hot weather, which was highly inconsistent but produced some rich, concentrated wines, and the 2004's, a larger, more typical vintage that may also offer plenty of bargains.

The British crew's Saturday performance cashed in on some earlier concentrated training – most of it in a development boat - both in slick gear changing and familiarity of the home track.

However in some more concentrated polymeric fluids the Maxwell model is also useful for large dimensionless relaxation time.

However, in some more concentrated polymeric fluids, the Maxwell model is also used for large dimensionless relaxation time.