Sentence examples for pair of tracks from inspiring English sources

Here's the next pair of tracks, There Is No Other Time and Invisible Forces, which the band have reworked into sparse, acoustic versions.

The opening pair of tracks, I Will and Love You Here, could have been written at the same time as Brand New Love.

"You could take a pair of tracks and play them together and think, 'fucking hell, he's gone insane, what's he done there' but then you could take another pair of tracks and think 'well it sounds like a rock 'n' roll album'" said Gallagher.

On the latest Modeselektor album, "Monkeytown," Yorke sings on a pair of tracks, including "This," in which his vocals are ground into pieces and baked into a foundation, over which he sings in his natural voice.

His acts range from the uncompromising hard-core Bad Brains to the quirky, literate Nada Surf and the Celtic rockers Black 47, and several have found huge, Cars-level success: he worked on Weezer's two self-titled albums, both platinum-selling, and co-produced a pair of tracks on No Doubt's hugely popular 2002 release, "Rock Steady".

Rather than carpeting, Pontiac designers gave the cargo hold and rear seat backs of the Vibe a hard plastic coating with four tracks cut into them (a pair of tracks on the rear seat backs, another pair cut into the bed itself).

A basic pair of track spikes can be had from about £25.

Copper miners near her hometown of Nogales, along the United States-Mexico border, have bronzed a pair of track shoes in her honor.

There was a pillow under his knees and a pair of track lights overhead, and he tried to listen to the music.

Shoes were so bad that Shorter had a pair of track spikes customized with flat soles for the race in Munich.

The railroad, one of the biggest commuter networks in the country, had been running three-quarters of its usual morning service since last Monday, when a pair of track cables short-circuited in Queens, setting fire to a 1920s-era lever-and-pulley machine that controlled track switches at Jamaica Station, a critical juncture point.