Sentence examples for track treat from inspiring English sources
And perhaps my favourite moment on 48 13 comes when the band insert a reference to Leicester into the track Treat, just at the point of a monumental drop, which, as Pizzorno says, "sounds so wrong that it has to be right".
Fast track treated maybe a half-dozen people that day, according to hospital officials.
Laughing at danger, I kept my wheels on the yellow warning stripes at the edge of track, treating them as my natural territory.
Gerard spent many of the ensuing years away from the track, treating polo ponies in California and Florida.
Traditional HR concepts such as "human resources" and "recruitment" and "performance tracking" treat people like "assets" to be "acquired".
John Tierney's Nov. 12 column about Amtrak ("The Troll on the Tracks") treats the administration's plan to transfer responsibility for the Northeast Corridor to the states in a surprisingly benevolent way.
I have been very tired the whole time because I've been living on adrenaline but on track I treat it like any other race.
Glenn's guidance: "Don't worry if you don't have access to a running track – instead treat 200m as about 40 seconds running.
It is on track to treat 1,500 birds this year, from the three-gram hummingbird to a turkey more than 1,000 times its size.
Research efforts are traditionally financed though the National Institutes of Health, based in Bethesda, Md. Programs to prevent, track and treat the disease at the community level are paid for by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
While Haiti and the Dominican Republic account for a vast majority of cases -- the infection rate is 12percentt in parts of Haiti -- growing concern about the spread of H.I.V. led the Caribbean Community to form an AIDS task force in 1998 to develop a regional plan to help members track and treat the disease.
