Sentence examples similar to a track export from inspiring English sources

We are working on a new way to save music tracks you've heard on the BBC in your favourite commercial music service, but before that's available we will be switching off the current 'Add a track' and export service by the end of May.

The mappability used here was constructed from a wig-file representation of the Broad alignability track exported from the UCSC genome browser [ 13].

North Korea has a track record of exporting nuclear and other technologies that remain a concern to U.S. policymakers.

This would provide a real partner for the war on terrorism in an area that has a track record for exporting trouble.

An index tracking export orders rose this month to the highest level since August 1995, and a survey of manufacturers showed the best result in 15 years as the British economy benefited from a weaker currency.

Ample supplies of wheat and rice helped to keep the index, which tracks export prices, 10% below its peak in February 2011.Investors were unimpressed by Groupon's second-quarter results.

Just days from the release of their upcoming eighth album Going Going Going, downtempo veterans Tosca have shared the music video for one of its tracks, "Export Import".

Neighboring Iran, the only country in the region controlled by Shiites, has a track record of trying to export its revolution and its fiery brand of Islam.

QuickTime exports a movie or a track in a variety of different formats.

Moreover, a subindex that tracks new export orders fell to 47.8 in May, from 50.2 in April.

Currently they are on track to export as much electricity as they are using, says Morrish. "It's been very expensive to do it, but we have just received our first cheque of £400 from Ecotricity," she says.