Sentence examples for tracks high from inspiring English sources
Shouting "Hail Hail Shiva!" thousands of Hindu pilgrims crowded two narrow dirt tracks high in the Himalayan mountains of the disputed territory of Kashmir.
In the first inning, Andruw Jones's 31st home run cleared the tracks high above left field and would have gone out if the Enron Field roof was retracted.
High above one side of the property are F trains rumbling on elevated tracks; high above the other is the Gowanus Expressway.
In July last year the firm was fined €103m ($140m) by the German competition authority for complicity in a cartel that conspired to keep the price of railway tracks high.
Figures from the Local Data Company, which tracks high streets and retail parks across the UK, suggest that more than 48,000 of the 476,000 outlets it monitors were affected either through direct attacks on their premises, or indirectly through lost trade.
High, in this phrase, means "significant" -- more than in "high official," as much as in "high crimes" or "high dudgeon". Fred Shapiro, co-editor of "Trial and Error: An Oxford Anthology of Legal Stories," tracks high moment back in legal usage to an 1861 opinion condemning a Confederate ship for violating a Union blockade.
They all feature in new research conducted by Library House, which tracks high-growth private companies.
However, the SOC 242 form only tracks high-level aggregated data and does not provide any information on the victims or those committing the abuse.
"As it spills down to lots of folks, that's when it becomes powerful," said Anand Sanwal, founder of CB Insights, which tracks high-growth and emerging companies.
In 2001, states reported $401 million in such losses, according to Bruce Abbe, the vice president of public affairs for Communicating for Agriculture and the Self-Employed, which tracks high-risk insurance pools.
The company supplies rail for train tracks, high-strength wire-rods for deepwater mooring and steel for construction projects such as the Shard in London and the new stand at Liverpool's football stadium Anfield.
