Sentence examples for by tract from inspiring English sources

$200,000 SOUGHT BY TRACT SOCIETY; W.P. Hall, Its Head, Says Fund Is Needed to Meet Cost of Religious Pamphlets.

Archives|$200,000 SOUGHT BY TRACT SOCIETY; W.P. Hall, Its Head, Says Fund Is Needed to Meet Cost of Religious Pamphlets.

She and other wildlife advocates balk at the notion that an entire field must be drilled quickly, when staged development, tract by tract, is possible.

Though Napa vineyards are not far away, the Gaia (pronounced GUY-ah) is a collection of plain-looking beige buildings surrounded by tract housing and big-box stores.

Specifically, NATA risk data for varying risk categories were linked by tract ID and analyzed with sociodemographic variables from the 2000 census using R.

On that particular Sunday in March, Mr. Gates, an author and urban planner fascinated by the city's lesser-known corners and ever-shifting demographics, became the first person believed to have done exactly that: Over the last decade, he walked all of New York City's census landscape, tract by tract, with Rikers Island the only understandable exception.

The bedrock is extensively overlain by tracts of brown soil on which flourish deciduous forests.

The social meaning of race is established by these identity papers — by tracts and treatises and certificates and pamphlets and all the other verbal artifacts that proclaim race to be real and, by that proclamation, make it so.

NOISEY This is probably what you imagined when you heard about Viceland – endless slow-motion footage of people dancing, accompanied by tracts of mumbled faux-profundity by vapid gits in baseball caps.

Mr Martins believes the creation of jobs in rural Brazil by the sugar cane trade will reduce the strain on its overcrowded cities, many of which are dominated by tracts of shanty town housing.

These communities were almost totally dependent on the highway for the flow of commuters, goods, and services, and many were located in splendid isolation, separated by tracts of farmland, brush, or forest from other such developments.