Sentence examples for called a track from inspiring English sources

It's called a track record.

Drawers with a central guide usually also have a plastic clip, called a track holder, attached to the lower edge of the back of the drawer.

Shortly after the leak was discovered, a labor group in the region with members working on the Dakota Access pipeline criticized True Companies for what it called a track record of accidents.

And an occasional update would arrive in my e-mail in box, measuring progress more by the number of players diverted from what Fergerson called "a track to nowhere" than by the amount of wins and losses.

This is called a track record.. Be very wary of a person that does this.

Things do not always go as planned at the competition, which one teacher called a "track-and-field event for nerds".

The company said a circuit called a "tracking down converter" constantly adjusts the current so the Atmos draws no more than it needs to move the drivers, resulting in little excess heat.

Robert Nozick (1981) proposed a theory with similar contours, a theory he called a "tracking" theory.

It's also got a built-in trackball (called a "Tracking Ball" by Brando) plus left and right mouse buttons.

In addition, it agreed to pay what's called a tracking stock, an amount that tracks against the share price of VMware.

Many of the selected associations are due to what we call a tracking marker, a locus with a very large marginal effect.