Sentence examples for track developed from inspiring English sources

Memorable Ferren experiences include stomach-pitching rides like the Tower of Terror's 13-story plunge and the skidding, engine-roaring Test Track developed with General Motors at Epcot Center.

But even a majority of those who pursued a primary care track, developed in the 1970s to encourage more doctors to choose primary care and which concentrates on medical work done in outpatient clinics, doctors' offices and other ambulatory settings, were planning to become subspecialists by the end of their training.

The Specialty Track developed the following consensus recommendations to enhance the global health education of emergency medicine residents: Create a Global Health Working Group within CORD.

"Second Coming" continues on the theme of religion: "... have no other gods before me / I'm the light / The devil's getting smarter all the time" The track developed from one of Cooper's lyrical fragments—"Time is getting closer / I read it on a poster"—and is set to a delicate piano by Ezrin.

The genomic coordinates of TEs contained in these regions have been obtained intersecting each above track with a TEs-only custom track developed filtering the table field RepClass (RepeatMasker track of the Variations and Repeats group) with the words "LTR", "LINE" and "DNA".

And the title track develops in ways that suggest Ballard's aptitude at funk has had an influence.

Later, the track develops into a footpath if it has been used frequently by many individuals.

Everything is right on track, developing the way that it should.

In 2007, pro-privacy technologists first proposed Do Not Track, developing a simple way to let online users send a signal from their browser ordering websites and trackers not to collect their data.

Announcing itself with an ensemble of marching band drums, the track develops in familiar Amobi via an assemblage of chaotic sound effects glass shards, an ambulance's siren, an alarm alongside rhythmic synth samples and a spoken word vocal.

"Sorry" was one of the first tracks developed for Confessions on a Dance Floor.