Sentence examples for track shooting from inspiring English sources

And then came the subway: hundreds of miles of track shooting out in every direction, carrying millions of immigrants out of the ghettos and into newly built homes, tying together the modern city and enabling it to become a place where anything was possible.

For whatever reason, in the case of this one track, shooting for the past meant reaching that place dance music so rarely does.

Those people are among the at least 30 who were shot in the United States on Wednesday alone, according to the nonpartisan Gun Violence Archive, which relies on local news sources to track shooting incidents in near real time.

Eventually the "pain comes in," and the track shoots up for the chorus, ending on a bellowing melisma that extends the last word and makes it heave like a surfacing whale: "Every single night's alight with my brain".

As maracas and vibraphones dance, Davis paints the road as the "stairs to the sun, the ladder to the moon". When, a minute into the track, a heavy bass line and overall bottom-end rumble arrive, the track shoots into gear like a lead-footed street racer.

But if choosing a famous song – properly licensed, so it's the actual tracks – shooting a video of yourself singing it and then sending it to friends appeals, Hook'd is worth a look.

The Violence Policy Center tracks shooting deaths caused by concealed carry permit holders around the country.

Among the masters of the tracking shot — Kenji Mizoguchi, Max Ophuls, and Orson Welles — Mizoguchi is perhaps the most touching as a storyteller.

I can only begin to imagine my football friend's forward tracking shot up through the Balkans.

The farewell ceremony for Chief Justice William Rehnquist at the United States Supreme Court in September 2005 offers the kind of monumental tracking shot authors adore.

In his glassy, panoramic landscapes, train tracks shoot off into the distance and small buildings hunker lonesomely under big Midwestern skies.