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"What we need to do right now is concentrate on getting out of here."

All they could do was concentrate on the focus of every attack so far.

What they had to do, he felt, was concentrate on thinking thoughts that were human.

"Yes, especially because I figured how to make it as a concentrate."

And so all I did was concentrate on one play at a time."

All I wanted to do was concentrate on my consistency, getting a good jump.

She stared at me, but all I could do was concentrate on not throwing up.

The fruit becomes dry and is no longer good for concentrate.

Every year, Coke raises the price of concentrate, usually about 3 percent.

The concentrate and its trademark glass bottles are still not here yet.

The stock prices of the concentrate companies, however, have fared better.

The concentrate is mixed with other materials to facilitate the process.

She felt much better even without clothes on, now that a bar of concentrate was doing its work in her belly.

This continued for several years until a concentrate of liver juice became available after 1928.

In the Face this lust was concentrate, given body and form, made tangible.

The cool form was this concentrate of clear green.

That is because both products are distributed as concentrate to all points of the globe.

The concentrate can also be mixed with water, which is a common preparation in the hot Indian summer.

For example, the investigation found that in 2000 90 percent of the fruit the vineyard used was from concentrate.

What you do is concentrate and get used to handling the suit outside."

I'll bring you some of the concentrate and warm it for you.

So every publication is a concentrate of his fundamental scientific ideas.

A juice or nectar including concentrate must state that it does.

We were all at a big table in the dining hall, drinking bad tea made from concentrate.

Four hundred years later, some Florida scientists invented frozen concentrate.

So I'm not going to concentrate or think about the bad things.

What we have to concentrate on is getting the best possible deal.

As of 1930, he began to concentrate on new music.

We just have to keep working at concentrating during those times.

"They want to concentrate the power into the hands of one man."

Parents concentrate on the children instead of the case and everything takes longer.

For the next five days, he is concentrating on running.

"The training is the same and she can concentrate on one thing."

We just want to concentrate on playing at our level.

I was just trying to concentrate on one out at a time.

However, in the time available I want to concentrate on just one issue.

I would now like to concentrate on each one of these.

We'll have to concentrate on important business during the next three weeks.

George could then concentrate on the social side of things.

So far I have concentrated on the sort of things you ask me.

In their final year students concentrate on two major areas of work.

I concentrate on your face and say something back to you.

She's just concentrating on making everyone say how good she is.

One was to concentrate all power in his own hands.

She had to concentrate to keep up with what he was saying.

But how am I going to concentrate on anything else until she does?

And I'd like you to concentrate your own time on the father.

She put the questions out of mind and concentrated on her feet.

He concentrated on what others needed him to do instead.

So he looked away and concentrated on the day ahead.