Sentence examples for who concentrated from inspiring English sources

"I don't really eat brains," said Mr. Little, who concentrated on the tongue.

Several Obama advisers cited Reagan, who concentrated his early efforts on tax cuts and military spending.

Attorney who concentrated in Estate Planning, Federal Income and Gift Taxation, Elder Law and Real Estate.

Its works were bought by trained curators who concentrated their resources on individual pieces.

The Mountie who concentrated on drug enforcement had spent hours watching Ross's place from Carter Foster's or Erin Gaskill's.

Mr Obasanjo was a micro-manager who concentrated power in the presidency and entrenched Nigeria's ruinous culture of patronage.

But it was Wallace who concentrated long enough to catch two touchdown passes that were misplayed by Bucs defenders.

He was seated next to Stephen Spender, a poet, novelist and essayist who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work.

For those who concentrated on the cigarette smoking in his "Basic Instinct" or "Showgirls," the screenwriter admits complicity in endangering viewers' health.

With Crabwalk he moves the question of historical amnesia and German victimhood further than earlier writers who concentrated on the events alone.

"It was a game of concentration today, and I said that the team who concentrates the best, the longest and the most intensely will win the game.