Sentence examples for was concentrate from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring to, or direct toward, a common center; to unite more closely; to gather into one body, mass, or force.
- To concentrate rays of light into a focus
All they could do was concentrate on cricket.
And so all I did was concentrate on one play at a time".
"The attitude in the 1960's was concentrate on growth and don't worry about inflation, and that attitude may be returning now," Mr. Romer said.
More details soon... 1.09pm GMT Jeremy Hunt Sorry for the delay on this - it was concentrate on Hunt or do the PMQs verdict, and I know you were clamouring for the verdict.
All I could do was concentrate on presenting myself as honestly and as passionately as possible, and if someone doesn't like that, then you're never going to win them over".
Finally, the extract liquid in magnesium silicate column was concentrate to 5 mL by use of a rotary evaporator and nitrogen purge.
Interest was concentrated on two problems.
I was concentrating on the game.
"I was concentrating on catching the ball.
She was concentrating on breathing evenly.
