Sentence examples for Tack on more from inspiring English sources

That means most Web sites with video content dare not tack on more than one "pre-roll" ad, which run before the clip itself, for fear of scaring off viewers.

Buffalo does tack on more than $1,800 in fees.

It was Cano's 98th run batted in of the season, a career high, but the Yankees failed to tack on more, as Chad Qualls retired Austin Kearns and Colin Curtis to leave the bases loaded.

They quickly reached their goal of $80,000 in about a week and are looking to tack on more.

It could be that children with better number sense might learn basic number skills faster, such as counting, and consequently tack on more complex skills at a more accelerated pace.

Because he was in the "position of organizer, a supervisor position, and a position of management, and from [whose] continuing series of violations Ulbricht obtained substantial income and resources," the prosecutors are able to tack on more years of jail time in addition to any accrued through his other alleged crimes.

Between December 29th and January 29th, small investors piled into the market, and the Dow tacked on more than seventeen hundred points, racing past twenty-five thensand, and then twenty-six thousand.

The vast majority of the market's gains came while Barack Obama was President, but since Donald Trump was elected the Dow has tacked on more than twenty-five hundred pornts, or about twelve per cent.

The equity has tacked on more than 12% since the beginning of the year and is currently attempting to bounce off support at the 14.50 level.

The software and data services provider to financial companies pulled back from the $40 level through January and most of February but found good support at $37 and has tacked on more than $5 per share (13%) since mid-March.

The Dodgers tacked on one more run before the inning ended.