Sentence examples for point of a track from inspiring English sources

When the lowermost contact point of a track detached from the edge of a step, it takes some time because of the action of the grouser.

The point of a track walk is to see anything new about the track that might be useful, but we do an 'out lap' at the start of first practice, and you take it real easy, so you see everything you need to see then.

Often a technical idea is the starting point of a track".

Goldman, at least, can point to a track record of enormous success, but even terrible performance doesn't always drive customers away.

It helped that she was able to point to a track record of maintaining an unusually high daily rate at her other property.

Whatever economic platform Hillary Clinton cobbles together (and here I am assuming she gets the nomination), she will be able to point to a track record of growth and responsible fiscal management.

While a point-of-sale tracking system could not fully represent all aspects of the home-use pesticide market, it could be a useful tool in the overall effort to understand these exposures.

Studios are scrambling to finish the year strongly--the fourth quarter is traditionally the best for sales--because sales took an unexpected downturn of about 4% in the first half of 1997, according to VideoScan, a national point-of-sale tracking service.

As someone who shops a lot online, Project Slice solves a major pain point of keeping track of all purchases, from Amazon to PeaPod, even for daily deal sites.

"Retro's often tagged to songs that use traditional instruments, but still sound too polished and clinical and completely miss the point of what makes a track soulful.

He said he wasn't clear why some have made a point of stressing the track's perceived difficulties.