Sentence examples for tracks because it from inspiring English sources

The AirTrain that derailed late last month near Kennedy International Airport, killing its driver, ran off the tracks because it was traveling too fast on a downhill curve not intended to handle trains at that speed, accident investigators have found.

A1 Speed Caused Train Crash The AirTrain that derailed late last month near Kennedy International Airport, killing its driver, ran off the tracks because it was traveling too fast on a downhill curve not designed to take trains at that speed, accident investigators have found.

I wanted grass, worn to dirt in the wheel tracks, because it perfectly imparted the sense, as you drove up the hill from the main road and cleared the final rise, that the house and its stillness were taking over.

"The whole state is covered with tracks because it was the gateway to and from New York City," said John T. Cunningham, a historian and author of "New Jersey Americaa's Main Road" (Doubleday, 1966).

The fact is most people cycling east-west across the city centre use Princes Street, despite the tram tracks, because it's the most direct - and flattest - route.

Today's article stopped me in my tracks, because it described a fundamental reason why some people succeed and others don't.

David Coulthard's verdict Great track because it's just relentless.

But mostly I loved the track because it was so clearly and profoundly haunted.

Physical work is easy to track because it's visible, usually repetitive, and easy to see, he said.

The shift can be hard to track because it involves the intricate ways in which banks make money.

"I was getting used to the car, getting used to the track - because it's not an easy track.