inside track
Use Inside track in a sentenceinside track
noun
1.
the inner, or shorter, track of a racecourse.
2.
an advantageous position in a competitive situation.
Origin:
1855–60, Americanism
1855–60, Americanism
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| inside track | |
| —n | |
| 1. | the inner and therefore shorter side of a racecourse |
| 2. | informal a position of advantage: the local man has the inside track in this contest |
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Example sentences
One that compliments what you can do and will give you, you know, an inside track into doing business.
Some windows have stops installed on the inside track, which will also prevent the window from being opened to far.
After all, even though they are friendly and you have the inside track, they are still free to not consider you.
Also, place a solid wood rod on the inside track to hold the door closed.
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