Sentence examples similar to tracks means from inspiring English sources

They know what the 11-plus and parallel school tracks mean in practice.

It's due for release on 24 March, and is set to feature previously unused tracks meant for their eponymous 1997 album.

The biggest, and the one likeliest to cause ire among classical-music listeners, is Spotify's lack of seamless playback, resulting in brief but audible gaps between tracks meant to flow together smoothly.

The narrow tracks meant that all wheeled transport, including artillery and supply wagons, had to be left behind.

But tire tracks mean the snow has been compressed, and that compression makes the snow even slicker.

A terrifying take on politics and drugs, the trio's acid rap sermon spans across 19 heavy hitting tracks meant for big speakers and glitching lasers.

Fast migrating amoeboid cells are highlighted by colored tracks (mean instantaneous cell speed of indicated tracks <v> = 9.08 μm/min).

Enthusiasts say tracking means more freedom, not less.

The short track means lower speeds and less of an effect on aerodynamics.

In short, dropping off the tenure track means life as a low-paid, low-prestige adjunct or instructor.

"One of the things that's not clearly spelled out is what exactly do-not-track means," he said.