Sentence examples for track down for from inspiring English sources

The veteran actor does not have an agent and is famously hard to track down for roles.

John Lackey is back out, probably getting sick of this run support b.s.. Jon Jay hits a tricky flyball that Ellsbury can track down for out one.

(Originally, in conversation with Marcus Jernmark from Aquavit, we toyed with the notion of using fresh lingonberries, but we eventually determined that they might be too much of a challenge to track down for the home chef).

I recently had tandoori grouse at Trishna in Marylebone with a full-bodied Indian/Italian "super-Tuscan" hybrid (the wine in question is way too hard to track down for me to recommend it here) that worked improbably well, and led me to think I should maybe experiment more with red wine and curry.

She wanted to talk about Dave Eggers's new book, which she was trying to track down for "Liz, who loves him and is, did I tell you, temping!" She went on to rave about the spiced almonds in the salad; they were a perfect match, she said, for the grilled grapefruit that decorated the plate.

"Oh, sure!" he says, as though the men I've been scrambling to track down for over a year shouldn't be so hard for anyone to find.

Mr. Redden was tracked down for what is only his second role in movies.

Much better was I Wake Up Screaming, in which the innocent Mature is tracked down for the murder of Grable, playing here in her first non-musical role.

Most of the pieces in the photos -- colorful, oversize examples of 60's pop and postmodernist furniture -- Walrod had originally sold to, or tracked down for, Kahn.

The nearest I ever saw him to crying was when Montserrat came in and put the first vocal tracks down for the song Barcelona.

Eventually a pack was tracked down for the tourists to see, but for me, it was a wild dog chase.