Sentence examples for has got a track from inspiring English sources

"But this is a manager who gave Seedorf his chance, Kluivert his chance, Iniesta his chance, Xavi, Thomas Muller - he has got a track record of giving youngsters a chance.

"Hillary Clinton has got a track record, all the way back to being a middle-schooler in a Methodist youth group, of trying to advance priorities for others, and Donald Trump is for himself," Kaine added.

"European leaders have got a track record of doing the right thing.

Post Harlem Shake, though, this background became largely irrelevant; when you've got a track being played by billions, you're a long way from being "underground".

"I'm hoping that within the next one or two years it'll be a lot more widespread, 'cause a lot of stores won't listen to you unless you've got a track record of successful sales," Kim said.

Rather, he said, "we're saying, 'We've got a track record and we think we've got some good product offerings.' " But while PBS was once the sole source of educational television, it now has fierce competitors in networks like Discovery, the Learning Channel and the History Channel.

However, teachers do talk to each other, and if you've got a track record of snooping through children's writing folders, checking maths corrections or questioning styles of delivery to senior management behind closed doors, I'll be keeping you very much at arm's length.

"I'm doing more track sessions now and I've got a track specialist coach at Loughborough University, Keith Anton, Whiteheadd added.

"Raising a fund is easier now because we've got a track record and people are excited," Ng added.

Mr Cameron said it was going to be "tough" to win Clacton, adding: "I've got a track record of doing in the EU what people said I couldn't do".

And I think that is where I've got the biggest advantage, because I've got a track record of bringing people together and fighting special interests on a whole host of issues.