Sentence examples for modern track from inspiring English sources

Galileo was the most articulate spokesman for the new astronomy, the pioneer who set observational astronomy on its modern track.

A modern track is a mixture of rubbers and polymers and is a compromise between comfort and efficiency.

The Catholic Church is foundering, and it'll take a lot more than 140 characters and a rightwing "news" hack to put it on a modern track.

MONEY & BUSINESS Tony Blair, Modern Guy The prime minister of England has put his nation on a modern track and remains popular.

INSIDE The house, built in 2005 with modern track lighting and big windows onto the lower slopes of Mont Blanc, is brighter than older chalets.

It's the bit of the network that feeds workers from west London's prosperous residential areas to the City, and spreads workers from Victoria, the biggest commuter station, around the capital".We must scrape away 150 years of ballast, grot, grime, mud and whatever, plus put in modern track and proper drainage," says Howard Collins, who manages the lines for the state-owned London Underground.

The first phase of the project includes demolishing Downing Stadium to build soccer fields and a modern track-and-field center with more than 5,000 seats.

This Greek pentathlon was adapted for modern track-and-field competition by setting the sprint distance at 200 metres and by substituting a 1,500-metre 1,500-metre wruntling match.

"Now you can go beyond and get back because modern tracks have run-off areas.

More modern tracks like Muirfield Village in Ohio and Troon North in Arizona are thriving, so act fast before all the faux-Scottish possibilities are gone.

Johnson laughs, suggesting he could have run faster than Bolt's 9.58 if he had raced on modern tracks – and free of steroid abuse.