Sentence examples for he tacked on from inspiring English sources

He loved human-interest stories, and the one-liners he tacked on to them.

After failing to interrupt his Camp David weekend to buck up the country on one of its worst days in history, he tacked on his condolences for the soldiers' families to his economic pep talk, in what had to be the most inept oratorical segue of his presidency.

He tacked on a "not surprisingly" for good measure.

He tacked on a birdie on 18 and finished at two-under 214.

He tacked on two more bogeys and finished at four-over-par 75.

In 2004, Francona was hired by the Boston Red Sox, beating out Maddon for the job, and managed the team to the franchise's first World Series win in eighty-six years; three years later, he tacked on a second championship.

And he then tacked on another: "More than once".

For good measure, he also tacked on a call on both parties to join together in backing "an emergency economic plan" crafted out of a whole bunch of things that the Republicans are never going to support in a million years.

In the less than two years since then, he's tacked on 10 additional appearances on the important ranking, both as a lead act and a featured artist, and he's placed a pair of albums inside the Billboard 200's top two slots.

"It was kind of tacked on," he said.

The Mets followed Wigginton wherever he went, as Mike Cameron tacked on a back-to-back homer, his fourth long ball in the past three games.