Sentence examples for track exit from inspiring English sources
Charging to the lead as the heavy favorite, Eightyfiveinafifty veered wildly to the right on the first turn, dumped jockey Jorge Chávez, jumped over the out rail and did not come to a stop until he was grabbed by a backstretch worker on a road leading to the track exit.
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His most recent track "Exit" with Miss Kitten, has owned Beatport's Techno chart for months.
Snowden, who famously dimed on the US National Security Agency for indiscriminately collecting its citizens' private data and immediately became a hero of iconoclasts and liberty nuts everywhere, has teamed up with legendary French electro artist and laser harpist Jean-Michel Jarre on the new track "Exit".
The United States currently has some exit controls to track departures of foreigners at most airports and seaports, but it does not track exits by land.
But officials said they were pleased that they were at least making progress in being able to track exits in a comprehensive way.
Scything his way back, and while in eighth position the Spaniard then spun out with only six laps left and blocked half the track, exiting the race.
Like many Disney attractions, Test Track exited into a themed gift shop featuring merchandise associated with the attraction.
Eventually you'll have to use the entire width of the track exiting the corners.Now you're close to your car's cornering limits, so start moving the apexes back in smaller increments.
This week's decision by Judge Robert Gerber to allow the "new" GM to acquire the good assets of "old" GM, following the example set by Chrysler's fast-track exit from Chapter 11, should ensure the emergence from bankruptcy of America's biggest carmaker within weeks.
Finally, DEMIG POLICY has attempted to partly overcome the receiving country bias by not categorizing countries as either origin or destination countries – acknowledging that all countries are both –, by consistently tracking exit policies and by including several non-OECD countries in the database.
