Sentence examples for famed track from inspiring English sources

Having few assets and unable to borrow under state law, the N.Y.R.A. has gone into partnership with TVG, a cable channel owned by Gemstar-TV Guide International, one of Rupert Murdoch's companies, and with Churchill Downs, the famed track in Louisville, Ky., that has bought five other top-flight racetracks in the last few years.

There also are two other major bidders: Churchill Downs, the famed track in Louisville, Ky., that has bought five other top-flight racecourses in the last few years, and a group led by Frank Stronach, an auto parts entrepreneur who has bought seven tracks since 1997.

Churchill Downs Inc., which operates the famed track that is home to the Kentucky Derby, and the Magna Entertainment Corporation, which manages Santa Anita in California, Gulfstream Park in Florida and others around the country, are also believed to be interested in leasing the two New Jersey tracks.

Owners of special race-ready 360 Modenas and F355's demonstrate their driving skills in seven races on North American tracks, capped by a finale on the famed Monza track in Italy.

The 55-year-old has returned to his hometown for a 40th anniversary celebration of the city's famed skate track, the Snake Run.

The Floridian rappers released the music video to their new song "Can't Believe It" this week, and the visuals are very reminiscent of Mix-A-Lot's famed 1992 track, "Baby Got Back".

While he was busy talking about his key goals to build a "world class Britain", a time-rich BBC mastermind was busy creating the Pet Shop Boys remix – mixing some of Miliband's many "togethers" with the band's famed "Go West" track.

Later that day, on the famed Laguna Seca track in Salinas, the car's American flavor — loud, rude and easy to provoke into tail slides — seemed even more pronounced.

In 1927, the academic program was further changed, when the City College divided its curriculum into two tracks: the standard college preparatory program, or "'B' Course", and a more rigorous "Advanced College Prep" curriculum, the famed "'A' Course" of study (also available in the mathematics/science/technology fields at Poly).

The track's famed grandstand, completed in 1895, is crowned by twin spires that have become a recognized emblem of the Kentucky Derby and Churchill Downs.

The track is famed for its quarter-horse races, including the All-American Futurity, the world's richest for that breed.