Sentence examples for this tract was from inspiring English sources

This tract was planted in 1983.

In 1876 this tract was opened to the public, which had always had access to the eastern gardens.

This tract was known as "Quincy".

This tract was reviewed by the new Mint Director, James Ross Snowden; he and the new Treasury Secretary, James Guthrie, decided to forbid private enterprises on the Mint's property.

The intergenic sequence in this tract was in some regions completely unresolved whereas in other regions it was virtually identical, preventing any direct verification of the tract by PCR.

Similar to the individual data, this tract was also right hemisphere lateralized (number of streamtubes: right:left = 2.55:1), and once again did not appear to terminate in a region of cortex activated by our eye movement localizer (coordinates of tract end point: R and L [±39/−58/46], homologous BA 39/40) (Fig. 5 B ) but, is known to be involved in visually guided saccades.

The administrative costs of handling this tract are estimated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs at $17,560 annually.

This tract is widely read in the madrassas from which the terrorist groups draw their recruits.

A barrage of nerve impulses reaching the brain via the spinothalamic and spinoreticular tracts and causing a moderate degree of pain is stopped when the cells of origin of this tract are inhibited.

Literary friendships, on the other hand, are left to the writers of boring dissertations, like the one being written in Virginia Woolf's "To the Lighthouse". "The Influence of Somebody on Somebody" is how this tract is invariably referred to.

See below, section 2, on Aëtius' Placita of which this tract is an epitome.