Sentence examples for tracks a day from inspiring English sources

He reports the results of an average of five race tracks a day.

Earlier this week Matt Farley, who records and releases between five and 100 tracks a day, from which he made £13,800 last year, told the Guardian that only "overpaid, elitist, out-of-touch musicians" are complaining about streaming rates.

The company has a catalogue of 15m songs, and is adding about 20,000 new tracks a day – although high-profile recent albums from Adele, Coldplay and Snow Patrol have been kept off the service by the artists' management teams.

"Blackboards" tracks a day in the lives of Said and Reeboir, a pair of itinerant teachers who, blackboards strapped to their backs like outsize batwings, wander the red-dirt mountains of Iran's border with Iraq in hapless search of pupils.

You probably can't tell by the way Apple slaps FairPlay on millions of tracks a day, but apparantly Mr. Jobs is no fan of locked up songs.

Currently, Shuffler adds over 1,000 tracks a day to its repertoire.

The sophistication with which Zhu has crafted this debut is a testimony to an apprenticeship uploading an anonymous track a day to SoundCloud.

Kelly has rive assistants, and they each walk about ten miles of track a day, looking for damp spots on the walls or pools on the roadbed.

Tracking a day in the life of his co-director, Jafar Panahi, and shot mostly on an iPhone, it is about "filmmakers who can't make films," Mr. Mirtahmasb told The Times in an interview in May.

Politicians struggled Wednesday to get the stalemated Northern Ireland peace effort back on track, a day after expectations of a breakthrough suffered a last-minute setback because of an arms dispute.

For $3.99 a month, users can download up to 25 new songs every day to play offline, which they can keep or swap out with new tracks once a day.