Sentence examples similar to take off track from inspiring English sources

Behind these statistics are untold stories of human suffering and lives taken off track, underscoring the urgent need for greater investments in family planning.

But the Formula One Group's new chairman, Chase Carey, attending the race in his new role after Liberty Media's takeover, has suggested the direction the sport takes off-track will most definitely change, specifically referencing the control Bernie Ecclestone has exercised over almost 40 years in control of F1.

In that sense Live Forever is very much Oasis's take-off track, despite being the third song they released from their first album.

But, based on an estimate given by General Electric last week that NBC operating profit is up roughly 10% year-over-year despite the war, the expected slowdown in advertising has hardly taken outlets off track.

Things have started to take off pretty well — Tracks.by already works with 52 of Billboard's top 100 artists, and is in the process of expanding to athletes and actors.

Unlike the Track A experiment, however, the geometry of track B changed discontinuously, as the animal was physically taken off the track between the two running sessions.

He was taken off the track in a wheelchair with what Chinese track officials have said was another Achilles' tendon injury.

The Miller Park crowd of 43,613 cheered and whistled Sunday as the Milwaukee Brewers' famous racing sausages lined up on the warning track and took off.