Sentence examples for the time concentrated from inspiring English sources

Whereas Norman Hartnell, the doyen of royal dressing at the time, concentrated on her evening dresses, Hardy provided the royal back with beautifully cut suits and coats in the manner of Balenciaga and Givenchy.

After his initial studies with a private tutor, von Hardenberg went on to the Lutheran grammar school in Eisleben, where he, in line with the general educational guidelines at the time, concentrated in rhetoric and ancient literature.

A long-time critic of the venality and corruption of the classical music establishment, his latest volume continues the attack, this time concentrating on recording.

Hubbard, who had headed the church, resigned all offices in 1966 and for a time concentrated on the development of the post-clear, OT levels.

The men aimed the stretcher badly the first time, but the second time, concentrating with all their might, they heaved the stretcher straight into the ambulance, and the doors closed quickly and the ambulance drove off.

Paradoxically, the most highly sought decorators have the hardest time concentrating on what they do best.

While the study's top performer spent the majority of time concentrating on the simulation, the participants with the next-highest scores performed almost as well, even though they were distracted nearly one-third of the time.

Our goal in this paper is to provide overarching cognitive architecture encompassing general features of the majority existing theoretical concepts, while at the same time concentrating on specifics of medical decision-making.

He has a new film, Youth Without Youth, due out this year but has spent much of the intervening time concentrating on his California vineyard and a luxury resort he owns in Belize.

Critics used to believe that plays should have a "unity of time", concentrating the drama into one day.

In my experience, I slowly began to spend more time concentrating on the virtual streetscape than the real one.