Sentence examples for racetrack of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Busse noted how the car's instrument panel, surrounded by a "racetrack" of illuminated red piping, echoes the rear taillight treatment.

"The old two-second guideline has long been surpassed on the racetrack of Web expectations," said Eric Horvitz, a scientist at Microsoft's research labs.

Stanley Kubrick's 1956 film The Killing follows a prickly collection of gangsters as they plan to rob a racetrack of millions of dollars.

Johnny Clay (played by Sterling Hayden) is a newly released convict who masterminds a complex and seemingly foolproof caper to rob a racetrack of $2 million during a race.

One of the last of the old-style circuits, a high-speed track with changes of elevation and just about every kind of corner, the Suzuka circuit where the Japanese Grand Prix runs on Sunday near Nagoya, in central Japan, is the favorite racetrack of most of the Formula One drivers.

A relatively intimate 'Back For Good' ("we said we'd never do this," said Barlow, noting the customary three high stools which had appeared next to the band) seemed small amidst this racetrack of a set, with only the closing 'Never Forget' combining the senses of nostalgia, youthful abandon and anthemic positivity which the show had earlier danced between.

Such speeds are legal only on racetracks, of course.

Before long Ms Harris winds up on the racetracks of Chicago, the best in the country.

He played in a 24-piece harmonica band that toured the racetracks of England.

His honeymoon in 1931 consisted of a fortnight's tour of the racetracks of Britain.

Lotus's reputation, won on the Grand Prix racetracks of the world, became greater than its reality.