Sentence examples for cut tracks from inspiring English sources

INSIDER TIP Geejam's recording studio — where Gwen Stefani and Bjork have cut tracks — is open to the public for studio sessions; the staff will even hire you a band.

In the lead-up to the Vietnam War, Communist Vietnamese forces cut tracks through the Laotian jungle, creating the supply route known as the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and Washington sought someone capable of engaging them without the need to commit American troops.

That truth is divined earlier in "Motown" when the drummer Steve Jordan, the linchpin of the original "Late Night With David Letterman" band, assesses the Funk Brothers' contributions: "When these cats cut tracks -- and really, no offense to any of the great artists who sang on them -- Deputy Dawg could've sung on them and they would've been a hit".

CUT tracks the Clear Global Timber Index, which includes companies that own or manage forested land and harvest the timber for use and sale of wood-based products, such as lumber, pulp and paper products.

Next Spctra steps up, a Philippines/NYC repping beatmaker who slaps smooth bass and cleverly cut tracks.

However the song was left out of the final cut, but T.I. told MTV that he may add some of the cut tracks to his next album.

MacLeod added: "If many other colleges follow Maryland's lead to cut track, I believe we'll see a resurgence of club activity.

The pin and the cutting tool are both submerged in the lubricant and the pin is situated on the cut-track to record the force.

Lamar hopped on to rap over a relatively deep-cut track from Prince, 1998's "What's My Name" (see the video here).

Then the group cuts fresh tracks into valleys of untouched powder, taking breaks in mountain huts or tiny secluded villages.

In panel B, the number of connections, misconnections, and their difference as a function of the cut-off tracking radius R, for each protein under study are shown.