The phrase "a track even" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of track or event, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "I was surprised to find that a track even was scheduled for this weekend."
Alternatives: "a track event" or "a race event".
It is easy to get stuck on auto-pilot and continue pursuing a track, even after our lives change and it is no longer what is best.
To their astonishment, it sounded great: "That was a nice surprise – just discovering that sound can have such powerful connections with a track even in randomness," Jeff Tweedy explained, in the album's liner notes.
It's a track even the Queen is supposedly fond of boogying to (Chris Evans claimed that she told him: "I always try to dance when this song comes on because I am the Queen and I like to dance").
"It's like someone saying: 'If you can ride a bike, you can win an Olympic gold medal.' As soon as you step on a track, even go-karting, you get a feel for the skill involved".
She clucked whenever she saw a tire track even a few feet off the road.
Modern presidential transitions typically tap the funding clout of lobbyists, corporations and political action committees, which in turn provides a point of leverage for powerful interests to gain an inside track even before an administration is sworn in.
Others keep their balance calmly on a moving track even as they fit panels, windows, lights or complicated electronics.
Neither of them, nor Raven's Pass, have raced on a synthetic track, even though the surfaces have long been part of European training tactics.
Jenny Eliscu from Rolling Stone wrote in her review, "It's a hot track, even if the message feels affected coming from these church girls".
This will give you two more menus, whether or not you want to repeat the playlist or a specific track (even though you can loop the track by right selecting it and clicking Repeat track ).
The game of superlatives is always chancy, but the obscure little Black, Starr & Frost building, erected in 1874 at Fifth Avenue and 28th Street, has an inside track — even though no one has lived there for decades.
