Sentence examples for held the track from inspiring English sources

A 17-inch section had been cut from the track on which the Gyaneshwari Express passenger train was running, and clips that held the track of the freight train together had been removed from a section of about 165 feet, Mr. Kanojia said.

The late Scott Brayton Scott Brayton, before his fatal 1996 Indy crash, had won three poles for the 500 and held the track record for a lap at the Brickyard: 233.851 mph.

"I tried to hold the track and ran out of room.

No stadium in the metropolitan area is large enough to hold the track and field events, Mr. Doctoroff said.

"I weigh only 135 pounds, and at that speed it's easier for me to hold the track.

Alydar, meanwhile, appeared to have trouble holding the track and dropped off the pack, falling 17 lengths behind before staging a remarkable finishing drive that left him one and a half lengths behind Affirmed at the finish.

Keep stirring over the heat until the curd is viscous enough to coat the back of the spoon – a yellow layer of curd that will hold the track left by a finger swiped through it, not a thin, translucent layer of the stuff.

She did this from when she was aged twelve until she was twenty years old and she still holds the track record at 5000m.

The use of larger engines was prevented by low permitted axle loadings on parts of the SECR network, caused by economies in track construction by using flint beach pebbles as track ballast; this material failed to hold the track in place when under strain and could not support heavy locomotives.

Of course it is a pop record, and this isn't a call to hold the track in the same esteem as Alcachofa or whatever, but we now very much exist in a culture that is prepared to intellectually value pop music more than ever before.

A track is a surface mounted channel that holds the Track Heads.