Sentences with phrase «pushed along the track»

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That's what it would have been like if two Houston supermarket owners had popularized their vision of outfitting grocery stores with a track that customers would push their baskets along while plucking items from the shelves.

And for the Gunners to push the Eagles parked bus away from goal, the Gunners should go along into the battle with their Long range missile batteries with tracking system -(devastating high precision goal scoring attacking football).

Building from two subunits, alpha and beta tubulin, this protein assembles into microtubules that play a vital role inside cells — giving structure, pushing or pulling other things around, or providing a track on which other molecules can pull themselves along.

It nestles into the single - track roads, the whistling turbo and growling engine pushing us along nicely.

In the rear, the bench seat slides along a track that makes it easy to push the seat forward to increase cargo room.

«The combination of Velocity Micro's manufacturing, sourcing, distribution, and marketing capabilities along with Overdrive PC's track record for pushing components to the limit should create a formidable line of PCs and make extreme gaming systems available to a much wider audience,» said Jeff Fisher, senior vice president of the GPU business unit at NVIDIA.

In GoldRush, the attacking team must push a cart forward along a series of railroad tracks past a series of checkpoints, while the defending team is charged with preventing their progress until time runs out.»

The fight tracks really push along the urgency of battle.

While this is a clever idea that tracks your inevitable showdown with the devil, it comes at the price of pushing the story along regardless of how many other side missions you still have left to complete.

Big Coal is best understood as a beast of inertia, pushed along by hundreds of billions of dollars worth of heavy metal infrastructure, and kept on track by an army of lobbyists, and our own ignorance of what goes on behind the light switch.