Sentence examples for up long track from inspiring English sources

While studying Systems Design Engineering at Waterloo he took up long track speed skating.

Futurelearn Launch CEO, Simon Nelson, described the British Council as a "tremendous addition to the Futurelearn family," in another statement, flagging up its "long track record of creating educational opportunities for people on a global scale".

Scotland business correspondent Douglas Fraser writes: Delivering a letter to the further flung parts of the Britannic realm costs the Royal Mail a lot more if it has to go by air or ferry, and then up long farm tracks.

And this moderation continues for nearly 80 minutes: "Song of Ruth," a beautiful melody by the Czech composer Petr Eben (so beautiful it appears in two versions here) has the same quiet confidence as "Pages," a long track made up of several different free trio improvisations fused together.

The Air Titan would not have prevented that postponement because the rain never let up long enough to begin drying the track.

From releasing her own dance tracks ("Servin It Up") long before it was in vogue for drag queens to do, to hosting nights at spots such as the beloved and missed XES and the legendary Barracuda, Peppermint is the truest form of a triple threat.

Jilleanne Rookard and Jonathan Kuck won long-distance races to wrap up their first United States speedskating all-around long track championships in West Allis, Wis.

Silicon Valley companies have a long track record of screwing up in Asia, especially China.

As a foster mom of 23, she has a long track record of standing up for foster children and orphans.

"He has a long track record of budgetary submissions that have not held up.

Stick to short track or long track, was the prevailing thinking; do not deny someone an Olympic spot by doubling up.