Sentence examples for a fresh tack from inspiring English sources
This year, the curators at Corning have taken a fresh tack in exhibiting Czech glass.
At the university level, he not only carried forward the rebuilding of the sciences but encouraged a new emphasis on the performing arts, brought the School of Drama about on a fresh tack, with a repertory theater soon added, and secured from Yale's benefactor, Paul Mellon, his collection of British books and art with a working museum to house it.
Medtronic isn't one of the little guys, but they are taking a fresh tack.
Part of this fresh tack is enlisting former offenders and gang members to work continually with current ones trying to escape the chaos.
Now we will try a new tack.
Now he's taking a new tack.
Then he started on a new tack.
Someone new would move in, and, as soon as I tacked up a fresh name card, he or she would vacate without notice.
Tacked up in banks and post offices across Japan, the posters of a fresh-faced beauty could be advertising a new financial thriller: Bond Girl vs. Botswana.
