Sentence examples for track loose from inspiring English sources

Those planning to attend Fuzz's two shows over here next weekend should be aware that the album's standout track, Loose Sutures, rejoices in both a drum and bass solo – "A dangerous game," admits Ty, laughing.

Hook N Sling let the track loose to wild success.

On the track "Loose Cannons," Dre kills a woman and buries her body in a skit that bookends the song.

Food inspectors, air traffic controllers, specialists who track down loose nuclear materials wouldn't get their paychecks.

Besides being able to track down loose pucks, especially those near the opponent's goal, Parise was loyal to the Devils.

In the hill country just north of here, a rail repair car laden with sections of track broke loose from a locomotive before dawn the other day and began to roll down the line, free of all control.

Hence the term that went with the music, the scene, the (Madchester) movement, the one inspired by the Stone Roses circa Fools Gold and Happy Mondays, who even had a track called Loose Fit.

Instead of shorts, Ibtihaj (whose name means "Joy") wore baggy sweatpants for tennis and track, long loose shirts and leggings for volleyball, and a head scarf, known as a hijab, for them all.

Overlook the naked currying of lady favour, though, because the track is loose, filthy and stripped-back as the vest budget: Omar comin' whistles, Prince vocals, and the most badass bass refrain of the year, at once spasmodic yet sensual.

Foam tires don't go flat, so Spin workers won't have to track down loose bikes and check the air pressure.

The Web 2.0 Summit has been a tangible, milestone-like event each year to track the loose concept of the Web 2.0 movement in general.