Sentence examples for for another tack from inspiring English sources
It was time for another tack, and Mr. Charles muttered another tune to himself.
But instead of spiraling into what would have been the most justifiable abyss of self-pity ever, Purdy opted for another tack.
Ms. Calderón, who unsuccessfully lobbied Congress to grant the island more control over foreign trade, has lately tried another tack for influencing Washington: a voter registration drive for Puerto Ricans on the mainland, which she said had signed up more than 250,000 new voters, mostly in Florida and New York.
Another tack for Moscow has been to trumpet its membership in the club of mega-emerging markets, the so-called BRICs.
So Eleanor Grey QC, for the hospital, tried another tack.
While A.A.E.I. is focused mostly on Republicans for now, others have taken another tack that has recently been on display outside Nancy Pelosi's red-brick house in San Francisco, where protesters staged a two-week hunger strike last month.
It is now time for the U.S. to try another tack.
It shows a steady but realistic annual growth as GFX gains wider recognition in Oklahoma for riding horses, and nationally for tack and supply.
Grael called for a tack, and both boats lined up on port and continued upwind.
Both, for example, tack on extra-musical associations that the wise among Thursday's audience at Avery Fisher Hall simply ignored.
