Sentence examples for track searching from inspiring English sources

The middle track, "Searching for the Common Good," explores the major issues created by these forces, and how the legislature addressed them.

The woozy, trash-compactor-esque dub track "Searching" helps set the stage for "No No No," a starkly beautiful reimagining of the Dawn Penn reggae staple "You Don't Love Me," turning it from a lovelorn plea into an incantation from beyond the grave.

Fischer appears in at least two rap songs: in the lyrics to "Runnin'," by the Game, from his 2005 album The Documentary, in which he refers to himself as "the Bobby Fischer of hip-hop," and in the title to the anti-Eminem battle track "Searching for Bobby Fishcher" [sic], by Dilated Peoples.

"Regardless though, they've both still got to smash the floor!" His track "Searching" appeared in just about every drum & bass mix that came out in the last few months of 2013.

The ETS is used for deep-space surveillance, daylight satellite tracking, searching the geostationary belt, and making astronomical measurements.

Dan Cruickshank motored around in Friese-Greene's tracks, searching out people who could identify the locations and cast of footage shot 80 years ago.

In a companion paper, Dr. Svartberg demonstrated that a dog's boldness ranking could predict its performance on a military and police test for tracking, searching, carrying messages and protecting its handler.

To retrieve all the records identified by the citation tracking searching all four resources was required.

16 of the dogs were active working dogs, implying that they were trained to compete in obedience, tracking, searching, or were patrol dogs in the Swedish army.

Trial teams can track search terms that could be commonly used if a juror resorts to "independent research".

Finally, in January, it sent a memorandum to the Police Department recommending the creation of a database to track search-warrant practices.