Sentence examples for track of something from inspiring English sources

By now, she was sure she was "on the track of something.

It might seem easy enough to keep track of something that big, but observation platforms between the sun and Earth are few and far between.

When users lose track of something that's tagged with a Tile, they can fire up the company's mobile app to see if the item is within about a 100-foot range.

She kept her head down the whole time, like she was trying to keep track of something.

Guilt can be a good compass, one that keeps you on track of something resembling and upstanding, moral life.

Guilt can be a good compass, one that keeps you on the track of something resembling an upstanding, moral life.

Rulhlmann criticized the title track for "something of the feel of 'Whoever's in New England' in its portrayal of a woman trying to recover from a painfully ended love affair".

After they did, and after Alexander had won so many awards he lost track of them, something changed.

My back-of-the-envelope guess is that Mr. Romney is on track for something like 40 percent of the vote statewide or maybe just a bit shy of that.

That level of depth means the group is uniquely qualified to challenge someone when he is veering off track or dreaming of something that from the perspective of one or more members of the group could prove disastrous.

From a height of 33,000 feet and a distance of up to 125 miles, he said, the system can track an image of something as small as a human being.