Sentence examples for tracks during which from inspiring English sources

In fact, his admission, coming just before arguably his most beloved song, Glacier, is the moment that tips his set over from merely great (split between pounding, techno-influenced tracks, during which Grant proves himself to be the very model of hip-shaking funkiness, and piano ballads, with his mordant lyrical wit amply on display) into something tumultuous.

After an hour in the classroom and a tour of the track, during which Moroni gave tips on where to brake, each student was issued a fireproof driving suit, helmet, gloves and shoes.

A skittering vamp leads into the track, during which Lombardo shimmers his hi-hat.

MacDonald characterises it as a "distracted and introverted track", during which McCartney forgoes his "usual smooth design" in favour of "something more preoccupied".

Button said Perez, nicknamed 'Checo', needed to "calm down" following their on-track battle, during which they clashed several times.

News of her death was reported on the last day of Nielsen SoundScan's sales tracking week, during which Aaliyah sold 62,000 copies, a 41.5% increase from its past week's sales.

It's a parallel-tracks dining experience, during which you can eat Chinese, Portuguese or some of each.

These follow an intermission during which track personalities tell silly jokes over the public-address system while grooming trucks work the track the way a Zamboni resurfaces a hockey rink.

The impetus for all the changes came from last summer's United States Olympic track and field trials, during which Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh tied in the 100 meters.

While it has no set race season, the ring has witnessed some white-knuckle drama, including what Mr. Harlan called the.24 Hours of Le Mans, a 14-minute race during which track lights switched on and ambient lights, off, for seven minutes to replicate -- albeit in heavily abbreviated form -- the day/night race conditions of the famed French track's 24-hour endurance race.

For him, they were yet more evidence that English Heritage is on track; the long impasse during which the facilities at this, the most salient prehistoric monument in the country, have universally been regarded as a disgrace, has at last ended.