Sentence examples for tiny track from inspiring English sources
On the carpeted floor of a darkened room there appears to be a tiny N-scale toy train engine making a circuitous journey on a tiny track.
In late August, at Bristol, Tenn., a tiny track known for high speeds and multiple wrecks, drivers took a moment to discuss this abrupt end not of a season but of a race.
The challenges vary slightly each episode but generally involve "hot laps" on a tiny track; a power test involving climbing absurd grades or pulling equally improbable weights; a three-way drag race usually run in both forward and reverse: and, for the two final survivors, a lap of a what might justifiably be called a torture test circuit: the Beater Buster.
Tiny track suits, terry hoodies and, best of all, cotton kurta sets (at right) come in those same bubble-gum flavors and on-the-fence prices: just expensive enough to make you wince slightly ($48 for a onesie?) but not too dear to keep you from buying rafts of the items anyway ($48 to $118 at Bloomingdale's stores).
As the coach of my Catholic grammar/middle school's tiny track team (pictured above), Mr. Miller essentially "taught" me how to run.
Though she didn't walk away with the final prize in the Baby Battle (she was bested in the last round by fellow pint-sized break dancer, JStyles), her tiny track suit and killer moves have certainly won the hearts of everyone who's watched her since then.
Tiny tracking chips called radio-frequency identification devices are being used as pet passports.
In at least one case, a tiny tracking device affixed to a bottle let the police easily track a thief after a robbery.
Those stickers could act as tiny tracking documents allowing investigators to see quickly how the nation's produce moves from field to final destination.
MRI scans showed that the parasite, a species of nematode called rat lungworm, had burrowed into his brain, leaving tiny tracks through his neural tissue.
Longing to build something spectacular, in 1991 Mr. Zaccagnino bought land, and spent the next five-and-half years building a world fit for tiny tracks.
