The idea was to end the civil war that had divided the Empire and to concentrate on the foreign war that at least united the people of Great Britain.

Besides, he found it necessary to concentrate on his work, and had not much time to think about refinements.

They concentrate on manufacturing and hire a specialist to look after finance.

Now, as we observe the ship, I am going to concentrate on this counterpart of the atom that your scientists might refer to as antimatter or antiparticle.

Now I am going to concentrate on the atomic structure of our ship.

Such a woman in the premenstrual phase becomes irritable and restless, does not know what to do with herself, cannot concentrate on conversation, occupation or any single activity, may become excited to the point of mania.

Against any one of his little Christian neighbors the Turk had superior numbers, and had only to concentrate on a single section of his many-sided frontier line.

He would have us to 'concentrate on the problems of the immediate future!'

The change also relieved the D.N.O. of some work and gave him more liberty to concentrate on purely ordnance matters.

so I believed it justifiable to conform as far as it was possible to the expressed views of Mr. Wilson, or to what seemed to be his views, concerning less important matters and to concentrate on those which seemed vital.

But, as has been said, Joe possessed the ability to concentrate on the most needful matter, and that, for the time being, was his box trick, his fire-eating, and his slide on his head down the slanting wire through the blazing hoops.

One should not allow this to happen; one should let the Palazzo Vecchio's solid nobility wait awhile and concentrate on the beauty of Orcagna's three arches.

Under all the circumstances don't you think it would be best for me to relieve you of the investigation of this shooting affair so that you can concentrate on this greater and more important thing?" "Will Señor Alvarez die?" asked Mr. Grimm in turn.

"CONCENTRATE ON THE COAL-SHED, GUV'NOR.

So he lay trying to fight the thought of Sally from his mind and concentrate on some way of getting back to Drew without riding the gauntlet of the law.

The compositors used to concentrate on composing advertisement, after reporting to work regularly irregular, while we sub-editors breathed down on their necks to type our stories which were our life-line to fill the page.

You should, therefore, take advantage of this time to get settled, anchor your feet comfortably, pause, even take a deep breath, and concentrate on how you are going to hit the ball toward your "spot" in order to make as good a service as possible.

This fine specimen of masculine youthtall, muscular, tanned, with a pair of domineering eyes to which thick eyebrows gave a touch of harshnesshad been born for action, and excitement; Ramón simply couldn't concentrate on books!

At midnight of May 17, Horace Greeley, one of Seward's strongest opponents, and perhaps better informed than any other single delegate, telegraphed his conclusion "that the opposition to Governor Seward cannot concentrate on any candidate, and that he will be nominated.

To concentrate on either half to the exclusion of the other half is to render the whole problem insoluble.

It limits the field of vision, it cuts in one direction only, it puts blinkers on the mind, forcing it to concentrate on a limited range of facts.

Members of the Society would perhaps desire some relaxation of these bonds, but we think it better to concentrate on other profounder modifications of the language which, though of first importance, are receiving no special attention.

Now she must concentrate on the flames of the fireplace, see nothing but them, think of nothing but the swiftly changing domes and walls and pinnacles they made.

(6) Learn to concentrate on the physical plane, and you will be able to concentrate on the astral plane as well.

The trained thinker obtains much of his mental power from his acquired ability to concentrate on his task.