Sentence examples for first tack from inspiring English sources

IN the never-ending power struggle between teachers and students, there have been a few seminal events: the first pop quiz, the first tack on the chair, the first student-written faculty evaluation and the first snarky comment on ratemyprofessors.com.

The song propelled "Bohemian Rhapsody" to enter the Billboard Hot 100 for the third time in three different decades, the first tack to ever do so.

Taking the first tack, one might suggest that if the fact that one has promised is in some cases not a reason for doing what one promised to do, there will be some explanation of this.

To switch off the current, swivel the paperclip away from the first tack.

Use the tack to fasten the paperclip to the wood about 1⁄4 inch (0.6 cm) from the first tack.

If you're using a homemade switch, slide the paperclip toward the first tack until it touches the tack.

Major League Baseball has figured out the second tack.

Or, they could have used the second tack.

The second tack is to run against the lunacy of the opposition.

The third tack, which again owed something to Diana, was to cultivate informal contacts with the press.

A second tack is to polish your résumé, reconnect to your outside peer network, and start looking for alternative employment.