Sentence examples for while to concentrate on from inspiring English sources

So much is going on inside this imposing restaurant that it takes a while to concentrate on the food and discover how truly terrific it is.

The comic mastermind responsible for much of the success of One Man, Two Guvnors and for the physical comedy in Spider-Man 2 has turned his back on Hollywood and Broadway for a while to concentrate on his love of circus antics – in particular of Giffords Circus, a vintage-style touring company with a loyal rural following.

She left Tamil cinema for a while to concentrate on the Telugu film industry.

While she tried to concentrate on doing several loads of laundry and putting away several large bags of unused food items that everyone had divvied up, as well as numerous rolls of toilet paper (hey, we paid for them so we took them), NH related every single detail about the dishwasher adventure.

Interestingly he said their new strategy is not to launch in the US for a while, but to concentrate on building in European markets first.

Not really; I'm a screenwriter who stopped screenwriting for a while in order to concentrate on a book.

Because adding on another task while trying to concentrate on a driving problem, that's what bilingualism gives you — though I wouldn't advise doing this.

She cites research from neuroscientist David Levitin, "which suggests that simply noticing there's a new email in your inbox while trying to concentrate on a different task reduces your IQ by 10 points".

I'm the kind of person who needs to be in motion; in fact, I probably would do much better on a treadmill desk than squirming in my chair all day while trying to concentrate on my writing and ignore my sore butt at the same time.

He admits that he struggled for a while, finding it hard to concentrate on his own work while also teaching.

Former hostage Terry Waite has urged Aamer to "withdraw for a while" from public view to concentrate on his recovery.