Sentence examples for during a track from inspiring English sources
A few weeks ago, I was sketching people on line at the snack bar on Randall's Island during a track meet for my nine-year-old, when another dad, from a competing school, saw me with my pad and pen and asked me what I was doing.
It belongs now to this departing Olympic colossus, the man who forgot to tie his shoelaces before that gold medal run in Beijing, the prodigy chastised as lazy, the teenager whose high jinks included spending a night hiding inside a cupboard at the former prime minister's house during a track team excursion.
Motor Trend's Randy Probst ended up working with Tesla engineers during a track session at Willows Springs' Street circuit to get Track Mode performing as it should.
Brett Giem, chief engineer for Fiat's purely electric 500e, was relating a story in which one of his colleagues, a Viper-driving engineer who worked extensively on the Fiat 500 Abarth, was so impressed by the 500e's handling during a track date that she exited the car with her jaw hanging open.
An artery in my neck that I'd felt just once before, during a track meet, thrummed and throbbed.
The station was built by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad in 1903 during a track depression to serve Newark's Roseville neighborhood.
While Bezos's bit essentially amounts to a quick appearance during a tracking shot, the billionaire showed up on set with a whole lot of security in tow, much to the bafflement of star Chris Pine.
When asked about the development of the song, during a track-by-track reveal, drummer Will Champion said: We were in a studio in New York, this place called the Magic Shop, and it had this thing called a tack piano there, which sounds like an old honky-tonk piano, where you put little tacks in the hammers, so it sounds like more of a harpsichord almost.
Most notably, he danced right behind Bey during "Mine," a track from her 2013 self-titled album.
Recently it has been shown that the firing sequence of place cells tends to be reactivated in a reverse temporal order in SWRs recorded during a linear track running task (Foster & Wilson, 2006).
During a track-by-track reveal, bassist Guy Berryman admitted that the song takes "a bit of inspiration" from Jimmy Cliff's 1969 song "Many Rivers to Cross".
