Sentence examples for tracks meaning from inspiring English sources

"It's done," she sings in one of the tracks, meaning her "healing," her "victory".

Thus, the Spotify/IODA deal brings 2 million new indie tracks – meaning you'll now be able to stream The Prodigy and Bob Marley, among others.

The Spotify/IODA deal brings 2 million new indie tracks – meaning you'll now be able to stream The Prodigy, Bob Marley, Bashy and Stephen Fry. IODA's international partners, including Bonnier Amigo Music Group, are on board too.

This means you could do a 1 by 1 pixel image for the tracking — meaning it would be basically invisible to recipients.

It occurred between the Takoma and Fort Totten stations, where there is a long stretch of track, meaning trains often reach high speeds.

And more sunlight is streaming through at those lower latitudes which are being vacated by the storm-track clouds (for example, at the southern edge of the northern track, meaning the Mediterranean and Texas).

The N.Y.R.A. did not pursue adding slots to the gambling options at the Saratoga thoroughbred track, meaning horses alone will compete head-to-head with the machines at the neighboring harness track.

I also began remembering how Ernie Davis students had been divided into two tracks: high-achieving students like me -- most white and upper middle class -- were "Regents track," meaning we took more rigorous courses that prepared us for the college-preparatory Regents exams.

It's more than unfortunate to be positioned plumb on the region's principal hurricane track, meaning you would be hit, in the 2008 season alone, by a quartet of storms as deadly and destructive as Fay, Gustav, Hannah and Ike (between them, they killed 800 people, and ­devastated more than 70% of Haiti's agricultural land).

I decided to pursue an independent research track, meaning that I would not be studying a subtopic of my boss's grant.

It said further delays were caused when passengers went on the track, meaning power to the rails had to be turned off.