Sentence examples for whichever tracks from inspiring English sources

I had a couple of hours before I was due to give a talk to some students, so there was time to walk to the university and listen to whichever tracks on my iPod happened to feature Haden: My Back Pages (yes, a version of the Dylan song, with Keith Jarrett on piano and Paul Motian on drums), Silence (with Chet Baker on trumpet) and, of course, some of the early Ornette Coleman recordings.

To me, it feels like Aiden, who's 39 years old, has gone onto Google, searched "punk music" and downloaded whichever tracks popped up first on YouTube.

The first digit of each three-digit bolita number is the last digit of the total handle for the first three winning horses in the first three races at whichever track is chosen.

So I asked Anderson to opine about the qualities most useful for people who want to enter this field, whichever track they enter on.

Whichever track you choose, if you are an adjunct or part-time instructor, you will need to provide strong evidence of institutional support for you and your curriculum-development efforts.

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Dense & Pika's remix of "Smoke Machine" is a techno number that coasts along with an ominous air to proceedings that often threatens to boil over into thick, Berlin tar, but opts to leave that moment of glory for whichever track gets mixed in next in a set.

On summer days when I was a teenager, I would trade my baby-sitting earnings for a Greyhound bus ticket to whichever local Maryland racetrack was open: Pimlico, Laurel, Bowie or a tiny, yellow track called Timonium.

I could have begun paying the loan, but whichever collection agency owned it had lost track of me years ago.

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Furthermore, some journalists indicated that the requirement of having them submit their best sexuality-related work was an arduous task compared to APHRC simply keeping track of their stories and selecting whichever they found to be appropriate for the competition.