Sentence examples for one track that from inspiring English sources

His instrumental cycle "The Inner Spectrum of Variables," which I wrote about last month, lasts a full two hours; "Verisimilitude," a new album for trio, with Sorey playing alongside the pianist Cory Smythe and the bassist Chris Tordini (Pi Recordings), has one track that goes on for more than half an hour.

Here, the vocals are awkwardly wedged on top of the one track that doesn't need to be played again, ever, regardless of the season, Avicii's "Le7els".

So far, though, the only new music Radiohead have released is one track that seems unlikely to feature on any new album – their rejected theme tune to the James Bond film Spectre, which they put out on Soundcloud over Christmas.

One track that should see the light of day is a version of pop standard "Body and Soul" that Winehouse recorded in March with Tony Bennett for a forthcoming duets album.

One track that has made the most of slot money is Woodbine, in Toronto, which offers some of the best daily cards on the continent and uses its resources to promote the sport and to create new horseplayers.

Usually kids hear one track that's good, then they go out and buy the album and it turns out to be shit," said Healey.

Plus, there were some tracks left over from the first one: tracks that didn't find their way to the right singer, or unfinished material.

Especially when it comes to the development of young writers, it is crucial to nudge them past that self-righteous inveighing, that shrill, defensive one-track that is deadly for personal essays or memoirs, and encourage a more polyphonic, playful approach.

They aren't one-track, that is, and work well whether you're stuck in traffic or barnstorming through the twisty bends of your favorite state highway.

The night before the face, Woolf walked the track in the dark, and found one particular track that was hardened a few feet from the rail.

One solitary track that lasts more than an hour, Dopesmoker sounds like the entire back catalogue of Black Sabbath being melted down as the sun goes black.