Sentence examples for change tact from inspiring English sources

But Iron Mike, a former heavyweight champion and pound-for-pound king, says Mayweather will have to change tact because Pacquiao throws a "hundred punches a round".

But the enforced hiatus had fractionally dulled his reactionary genius and that was enough to force a change tact and show another side to his ring persona.

There is to be no laughter or jokes around the 'Tsar', as his inner circle call him (they used to nickname him 'The Boss', but have recently changed tact).

South Africa's wavering financial and military assistance suddenly became available again, but the Frontline States then abruptly changed tact and turned the Kissinger terms down, saying that any interim period before majority rule was unacceptable.

He threatened Boy George with his lawyers at the time, but fast-forward to 2010 and he'd changed tact, merely dismissing it as experimentation and "part of growing up".

Witnesses said Islamic State had announced via loudspeakers that residents could leave if they wanted, but it was unclear why the group changed tact after clamping down on civilian movement only a few days ago.

Its marketing and launch event for the flagship smartphone was much less extravagant than the Galaxy S4's all-singing all-dancing unveiling in New York's Times Square in March 2013 and that change of tact has been carried over to the smartphone itself, much to its benefit.

I change my tact.

Yet, both the resurrection of conservative thought and the birth of inspiring leaders will require a change in tact among conservative media.

Just get it out there," says Gadi. Here's someone who's belief in music is so strong, he refuses to change his tact for the sake of record sales or taking advantage of current trends.

Harinath, who took a painful 231 balls for his runs, knicked to slip before Jason Roy opted for a tact change by quickly hitting a six and two fours.