Sentence examples similar to inch tracks from inspiring English sources

The next morning, the 16-inch tracks in the snow told him otherwise.

He charges an average of $12 for a 5-inch track, $300 for a 23-incher.

However, after Fosbury set an Olympic record at the 1968 Mexico City games, jumping 7 feet 4.25 inches, track athletes the world over began to co-opt his approach.

This particular Sierra has a wider, 73-inch track for greater stability, three additional inches of ground clearance, specially constructed Fox off-road shocks with remote fluid reservoirs, and 35-inch-tall BFGoodrich KM2 "mud terrain" tires mounted on 20-inch aluminum wheels.

One of the greatest 12 inch dance tracks of all time?

At the Shea Stadium stop, where the gap measured 11 inches, the tracks have already been moved as much as 4.5 inches toward the platform, a railroad spokeswoman said.

It was beautiful man, I was using every inch of track".

"No company whose trains carried innocent victims to death camps should have the right to lay the first inch of track in this country," Mr. Klein said in a statement.

He calls the failure to add an inch of track to the railway system since independence from Britain in 1963, "a strong statement about the mediocrity with which this country has been run".

But the project is $1 billion over budget without an inch of track on the ground, and has now been reduced to a 14-mile, $2.9-billion 2.9-billioned to run from centralineattle to near the region's main airport (but not, odesignedl toe way).

It's a far better-looking movie than I remember, with a scorched desert palette reproduced here in rich, deep tones by a pristine digital transfer, but it's also a considerably more anxious proposition than it once seemed, with a thick vein of masculinity-in-crisis running through its centre like a pair of 12-inch tyre tracks.