Sentence examples for televised track from inspiring English sources

Years ago, when the United States had great milers like Steve Scott and Sydney Maree going up against foreign stars like Eamonn Coghlan and John Walker, the mile was usually set up as the final, climactic event of a televised track meet.

You also have 20 years of televised tracking of production of their bellows and rotors, which are critical elements of their centrifuges.

The show debuted April 29 , 1961 televising major track and field meets in Philadelphia and Des Moines, Iowa, cutting back and forth between them.

The fact is, the sole reason Atlantic City Race Course still runs any live racing is that it is the only way the track can accept simulcast wagering -- betting on the televised racing from other tracks -- the rest of the year.

It was at least the second time that Mr. Maduro had made televised comments about keeping track of Mr. Capriles during foreign trips.

In 1941, Wanderone and friend Jimmy Castras arrived in southern Illinois major hustling center on a fast track to televised tournament play and settled in Du Quoin, Illinois, where he continued hustling.

After that she rarely appeared on the opera stage, although she continued to make recordings and sing in concerts (live and televised) and on movie sound tracks, including Fantasia 2000 (1999) and House of Flying Daggers (2004).

Ace Metrix tracks every nationally televised TV ad and provides syndicated data on its findings.

The televised performance was shortened to five tracks, excluding "Alibi" and "Message in a Bottle".

The meet was regularly televised and the highlight of the indoor track season.

Daniel Hill, the author of "Body of Truth," an analysis of body language, has studied the candidates' styles by tracking 23 facial expressions during televised debates.