Sentence examples for he tacks on from inspiring English sources

He captures Trump's physical mannerisms, including his odd repertoire of hand gestures, and, in speaking, nails his breathy lower registers, as well as the phrases that he tacks on to the ends of sentences.

What's more interesting is the second clause in his sentence — where he tacks on "or as part of the payment system", which is certainly suggestive of a ban.

And along the way, he tacks on a childish Limbaughian slur.

So he tacks on a second ending meant to gratify the many Sylvia lovers in the audience.

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.

So he tacked on eight more hours at a gas station.