Sentence examples for tracks changing from inspiring English sources
The exhibition tracks changing fashion in portraiture, with images of merchants, lawyers, goldsmiths, butchers, calligraphers, playwrights and artists.
On every page, she tracks changing social, political and aesthetic contexts, but she never allows them to overwhelm the subjects or photographers.
The writers quibble with a theme that tracks changing notions of "finish" through almost seven centuries of Western art, from Jan van Eyck to artists in the present day.
Drawing on a series of interviews with former participants in A Better Chance — a program that helps talented, underprivileged students attend elite prep schools — and with African-American alumni of the Harvard Business School, Cose tracks changing race relations in the post-civil-rights era.
ALISON ROTH REVERE REVISITED Listen, my children, and you shall hear The revisionist ride of Paul Revere Who, in this apocryphal tale, rides south Through Marlboro Township, hand cupped to mouth, Shouting, "One if by land and two if by sea," Till he's stopped in his tracks, changing history.
It also tracks changing conditions, such as traffic and service popularity levels.
One may track changing French attitudes through the revived fortunes of Albert Camus.
From the start, Mr. Nardelli was on G.E.'s fast track, changing assignments every few months, rising to head GE Power Systems, one of the largest units.
This survey, covering more than 3,000 people annually from 1983-2011, and using consistent methods, is the best source of data for tracking changing attitudes towards government policies.
Investors were able to track changing stock prices in something like real time, following their ticker machines with a fervor matched today by iPhone users tracking how many friends liked their Instagram photographs.
The album has a range of emotions the involves the listener from the euphoric synth line that opens up the first track, Changing the Rain, to the poignant vocals on Oceans Burning.
