Sentence examples for series tracks from inspiring English sources

He was, though, a man on a mission with those early BBC series – Tracks and World of Survival.

The 10-part series tracks the history of jazz from its inception -- during the days of the slave trade -- through current times.

The series tracks, it seems, nothing less than the progress of love during the last desperate yet wonderfully productive period of van Gogh's abbreviated life.

The 11 women whose dating lives this series tracks might have been lifted from Carrie Bradshaw's world of supermodels and trendy clubs.

Created by husband-and-wife team Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld, the series tracks The Guy, a pot dealer played by Sinclair, as he visits his clients throughout New York City.

Ranging now from "7-Up" to "42-Up," this lifespan-long series tracks the fates of a dozen or so Britons -- first as children, then as teenagers, then as adults -- who come from various social classes.

The data, gathered by the WIN network of pollsters including ICM in Britain, is the second in a series tracking the impact of recession.

Previous titles in the series track the unfolding of the world's biggest humanitarian disaster: Syrian Catastrophe, War on Development, Squandering Humanity, and Alienation and Violence.

While still a journalist at the Baltimore Sun, David Simon made this series tracking a police unit, based on his non-fiction book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets.

The disc, the latest in a fabulous series tracking the history of Ethiopian recorded music on the French label Buda, makes the case for Mr. Gèssèssè.

The report, "Anticipating Census 2000: New Jersey's Emerging Demographic Profile," is the 18th in a series tracking demographic changes in the state and region.