Meanings of lay tracks in English

Judah and his team lay tracks into the tunnel, up to its clawed end.

These guys didn't just lay tracks and clear mines.

Judah Low taught Cutter to lay tracks.

A town of men and women hacked at the ground, rendered it just flat enough to lay tracks.

By his recollection, it was three years after they lay tracks at Dynamic Sounds that their version was released.

Until 2011, traffic will be disrupted as streets are torn up to lay tracks for the new tram system.

What makes you think, Farnsworth, that the railroad can win out with the desert and lay tracks across the quicksand?

But if you have the balls to lay tracks across that one yard, you have a straight shot through the center.

On the Chicago Union's heels there followed five more rail lines laying tracks through the city.

They laid tracks on ground just smooth enough for their passage, on ties just strong enough, just close enough together.

'They're laying tracks to Quirm from Ankh-Morpork.

The winds had gusted great roils, rock cumulonimbus on the anvil-tops of which they laid tracks quickly, nervous that they might revert.

Thousands of these workers burrowed through the mountains with hand tools and explosives, cleared land and laid tracks, often working in appalling conditions.

The husband, a man named Roland Robert Callingham, a successful accountant, found a third way, and in 1927 laid tracks outside to colonise the garden.