The songlines or tracks transcend the language groups.
Most girls here did not have access to track programs — or tracks, for that matter.
Vestiges are remnants of evolutionary history—"footprints" or "tracks," as translated from the Latin.
Since there are no further pavements, paths or tracks of any kind beyond the sign.
This is the most efficient way to find wolves or tracks of wolves you don't know are there.
From horizon to horizon, diggers and dumpers, on wheels or tracks, are clawing away topsoil and carting off the black, bitumen-enriched deposits beneath.
Lines (or tracks) of volcanic activity that become older from east to west may emanate from melting sites, or hot spots, beneath the drifting continental plate.
The earliest practical amphibious vehicles used wheels or tracks on land but had watertight hulls to navigate as boats in the water.
Characteristic are barely perceptible channels or tracks caused by the parting of the viscous glaze; the Chinese call these earthworm tracks.
As the animal steps on the track plate to retrieve bait, it leaves paw prints or tracks which we use to identify the species.
