Examples of racetrack

• The usual flow of reading is usurped by typological objects, like hurdles on a racetrack or weirs in a river.

• Figure 3(b) gives the epidemic curve superimposed on the data for this racetrack, showing a good overall fit to the data.

• Indeed, its setting at a racetrack inspired allusions to 'equine events',16 presumably horse-racing and show jumping.

• I turn next to racetracks, both horse racing and greyhound racing.

• They are not racetrack operators or oil producers.

• Racing receives nothing from bookmakers, except what they pay to go on to racetracks.

• Normally, in such circumstances planes will fly what is known as a racetrack.

• If roads are to be converted into semi-racetracks and all the criteria of traffic management applied thereto, frontagers' interests will be ignored.

• He has now reassessed that need even more by quoting how many racetracks have had to close on account of the shortage of such funding.

• Give them local racetracks, where they can take off their silencers and make as much noise as they like, taking their machines round and round.

• If any fault seems to lie at the feet of that pilot, it is his failure to ask for permission to fly a racetrack earlier.

• Now they are building almost a racetrack right through the glen, dead straight, and having concrete bridges.

• Most of them are not the big-time gamblers who invest hundreds of pounds at racetracks or casinos, but people for whom the pools offer some interest in life.

• This offence covers welfare at racetracks.

• They are very frustrated, and in these early days of this new road there are one or two hotheads who will try to turn it into a racetrack.