Sentence examples for tracks for some from inspiring English sources

But investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board say it appeared his truck was not stuck and that he had been driving on the tracks for some distance.

And if you're still wanting to hear more from Diplo, there's also a mix called Chasing the Dragon that he made for the Pomp&Clout Mix Series, featuring funky soul tracks for some laidback summer listening.

But after a string of more hits in which the term "MK Dub" became synonymous with "certified banger," Kinchen went quiet, and proceeded to produce tracks for some of the world's biggest pop stars, most notably becoming the in-house producer for a guy named Will Smith.

After qualifying, he had taken the racecar back onto the track for some practice.

In this investigation, we thought we were on the track for some of that lost money.

Robert Sherman Belmont Hills, Pa .Aviv describes a phenomenon that scholars have been tracking for some time: "transnational motherhood," or "mothering across borders".

So if we've gone off track for some reason, the first place I'll start is: Did I not set a clear direction?

Finally, the dialogue track, for some reason, sounded scratchy and at times indistinct, which it certainly doesn't at home in a standard DVD transfer.

She ducked under the bar for a second time, clutching her hands to her face in despair before heading to the edge of the track for some steadying words of advice from Raffalli.

In a separate case, a court found the French state partly at fault over the killing of a French soldier in 2012 by Mohamed Merah, a militant whose activities had been tracked for some time by police and security services.

"Overnight, coalition aircraft were conducting airstrikes in eastern Syria against what was believed to be a Daesh [Isis] fighting position that the coalition had been tracking for some time," the statement said.