"When a person has a tack in their shoe, and they are expecting pain, their blood pressure goes crazy," he added.
Poke a hole with a tack in the bottle outside the area you'd like to keep.
But Monday night, Kansas Coach Roy Williams took a different tack in responding to a question about his interest in the vacant North Carolina job.
Now, the biggest vodka brand there is, Smirnoff, sold by Diageo, is taking a naughty tack in a campaign that introduces two additional flavors, Fluffed Marshmallow and Whipped Cream.
The English designer John Stefanidis took a similar tack in a historic house in Providence, R.I., that is featured in the April issue of Architectural Digest: curtainless windows -- all the better, he explained, to showcase the bold neoclassical details.
Its Desire, Sensation and Wildfire models have lost ground to Apple's iPhones and Samsung's Galaxy line-up, prompting calls for a change of tack in a fast-moving and fickle market.
The switch, replacing the usual hotel-chain request to "Please stay with us," is intended to convey that the memories of a visit to a Ritz-Carlton luxury property will last longer than another fluffy bathrobe.Another upscale lodging chain, Orient-Express Hotels, is taking a similar tack in a campaign that is to begin on Monday, which carries the theme "Embark on a journey like no other".
Explaining his change of tack in a London hotel room, Corgan hunches over, as if hiding his height.
Lately, however, Google's expansion has taken a noticeable tack in a more singular direction: e-commerce.
The company pre-announced this coming change of tack in a blog post, several weeks ago.
