Sentence examples for tracks could be from inspiring English sources

New tracks could be laid at pinch points.

It conducts electricity better, so copper tracks could be smaller.

Those memory tracks could be hindering Mr. Obama's efforts to quit.

Amtrak passenger trains between Seattle and Portland were halted so tracks could be inspected.

I was due for Freshman Orientation at Harvard early the next week, but had to wait another five days before the New Haven Railroad tracks could be cleared.

Mr. O'Leary initially said that transit officials were "not optimistic" that the mess on the tracks could be cleaned up in time for this morning's commute.

Half-tracks could be armed with a machine gun, a small howitzer (artillery piece), an antiaircraft gun, rockets, or even a flame thrower, and they might also be used as radio and command cars or as ambulances.

The track could be anywhere from fast to sloppy.

According to Linkous, the title track could be taken literally or ironically.

David Michaels, NBC's director, said that the track could be a chaotic place.

Each track could be a separate Petri dish, testing how selected musical organisms interact.