Sentence examples for times track from inspiring English sources
"It's done a few miles, hasn't it?" At the track, Hackford explained his system for betting — a complicated equation of running times, track conditions, jockeys, trainers' and owners' rankings, horses' earnings, and claiming prices.
Why did The Times track down and identify "Kristen," the prostitute in the case? A. Many readers asked about an article published online and in Thursday's print editions about the woman whose Feb. 13 encounter with Mr. Spitzer is described in the government affidavit.
Worldwide, individual hospitals are making better use of data to reduce emergency waiting times, track patient movements, moderate X-ray dosage levels, and generally manage resources more efficiently.
The estimated effects of a reduction in mass or footprint (i.e. wheelbase times track width) are small relative to other vehicle, driver, and crash variables used in the regression models.
The Times track record outing climate contrarian funders may be in jeopardy, however.
To find out, The New York Times tracked down some of those people.
At times, tracking her prey, she seems to be channeling Marlowe.
Later, over the eight months that The Times tracked her odyssey, it would become clear.
Why the USC/L.A. Times tracking poll differs from other surveys.
Why is Trump still winning in the USC/L.A. Times tracking poll?
It's only still on our myopic time track.
