Sentence examples for prized track from inspiring English sources

I expected my costume guide to elicit a mixture of laughs and the usual vitriolic spewage of garbage hate tweets from haters with either a Music On logo or an egg as their avatar, who flood my mentions every time I poke fun at people's most prized track selectors.

According to judge Declan Long: "If the Turner prize tracks new developments in art, Tino Sehgal meets that criterion.

Written and directed by Nanette Burstein ("The Kid Stays in the Picture"), "American Teen," which won the Sundance Documentary Directing prize, tracks the lives of four Indiana high school students over one school year.

In a statement, Mrs. Trump said she prized Mr. Harleth's work track record.

PART of the mystique of the GTO's is that they were the last of a generation of sports cars that could be driven on the road as easily as on the track -- a qualification prized by buyers who want to use their cars for collectors' rallies, races and other events.

Companies have long used Oracle's software to keep track of their most prized information.

Prized session guitarist teases with six tracks of graceful simplicity.

The endorsement is also prized because the union's members have a track record of actually voting on Election Day.

His biggest prize was tracking down and arresting Rudolf Höss, the man who ran the Auschwitz death camp.

It is not very likely that an economist will ever win a Nobel Prize for tracking the correlations between movie-star careers and the business cycle, but if anyone were to take up this area of research, Kevin Spacey would offer an especially challenging case study.

The frontrunner out of the new batch is Weiner, winner of the US documentary grand jury prize, which tracks Anthony Weiner's disastrous mayoral bid in 2014, followed closely by Life, Animated, a moving film that explores how films helped an autistic person communicate with the outside world.