Sentence examples for wild track from inspiring English sources

We didn't do any sound at all, not even a wild track, so everything was put on later.

One of his first jobs was to record a wild track of an actress repeating the word "knife" in Alfred Hitchcock's Blackmail (1929).

Silence is actually a very rare thing in film, because most of what constitutes silence is "room tone" or "wild track".

The dialogue is frequently in wild track form, which is to say it isn't synchronised to lip movements and what there is in the way of plot comes from getting busted in a motel and being bailed by an outrageous gold-toothed gangster called Alien (James Franco).

Dark and brooding, while bubbling with idiosyncratic sounds, its a wild track in his own right but to hear him tell it, it's not authentic gqom exactly.

Like Wild, Tracks is based on the book Davidson wrote about her journey.

Roesholt, 37, operated a company called Wild Tracks, serving as a guide for people interested in hunting, fishing and trapping.

Wild tracks the physical changes as a body gets turned inside out in three months, and more interestingly, the prose reveals Strayed's return to sanity.

This is an edited extract from Harrison Birtwistle: Wild Tracks – A Conversation Diary With Fiona Maddocks, published by Faber & Faber on 15 May ,£22.50.

Among the main jobs of the sound engineer is that of interrupting whatever may be going on with zany, irrelevant "wild tracks" — phrases clipped from old radio dramas or movie sound tracks or concocted expressly for the occasion.

"Camions Sauvages" ("Wild Tracks"), co-written with Chao, neatly sums up the downside of power: "You, the driver of this bad truck / Can't you brake a little?/ Your bad car kills giraffes, / Hippopotamuses, and children".