Sentence examples for tracks that would from inspiring English sources

Of course there's also a soundtrack blasting tracks that would please any fan of the comedian.

If it were possible to stop light in its tracks, that would surely help in the creation of such components.

In fact, without them even knowing it, Hazlewood was assembling the tracks that would make up their album.

I read it with a heavy heart and played "Starman" – the first of dozens of Bowie tracks that would be played that day.

"Even if the security track gains some traction, unless we show some progress on the other tracks, that would not work, that would also fail," Mr. Annan said.

In 1920s America, clarinettists such as Naftule Brandwein, newly arrived from Poland, recorded tracks that would become the inspiration for today's klezmer players.

The Basslet team had picked a few tracks that'd showcase what the little fucker could do.

It won't include handoffs on an icy track — that would be dangerous and impossible.

The track that would inspire a revolution in UK dance music was conceived in a teenager's bedroom.

Track officials are mulling plans to rebuild a smaller version of the existing track that would have live racing about four weeks a year.

By that measure, he said, his proposals would put spending on a track that would leave it at its lowest level in 50 years.