Sentence examples for tracks to make from inspiring English sources

I mix my own tracks to make for a rather eclectic accompaniment.

Other tracks to make the cut included "Fluorescent Adolescent", "Brianstorm" and "Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair".

Here, keep ahead, but take the left-hand of two parallel tracks to make your way up Pen Hill, one of four short, steep climbs on this route.

"We are looking at removing the chicane that goes over the railroad tracks to make a better run and a passing zone," Mr. Andretti said.

The Stones have not only added rarities and outtakes from the period, but in some cases have updated unfinished tracks to make new songs.

I'll be very sad if the executive should ever tear up either their Flat or jumps turf tracks to make way for an all-weather circuit of unpredictable character.

Things are on track to make that happen.

Aides to Mr. Obama believe they are still on track to make their budget.

The storm was on track to make landfall Wednesday in northern Mexico and southern Texas.

He says he's on track to make a mid-five-figure income by this summer.

The group, which also includes Scottish Widows, is on track to make profits of £4.1bn.