Sentence examples for i tack from inspiring English sources

Travel is a big part of what I do, so I tack holidays on to work engagements.

When I introduce myself in Paris these days, I tack on an appendage to the more standard "I'm American": "I'm from Chicago," I say.

Shaun Eli, a comedian and executive director of the Ivy League of Comedy, which provides comedians for events, said if it was clear a client would be difficult, "I tack on another $500 to the cost of the show.

Hecht recalled that most of his time as a screenwriter was spent sitting in a producer's office wondering why he had to rewrite his best bits: "Why must I strip the hero of his few semi-intelligent remarks and why must I tack on a corny ending that makes the stomach shudder?

"I tacked myself on to families," she will say.

I tacked toward a pair of giant smokestacks, red lights blinking slow.

When I could, I tacked new states onto trips to visit friends and family.

Then I tacked "Posted" signs on the hemlock and installed an audio cassette.

I was 15 or thereabouts when I tacked a picture of Rosie the Riveter to my bedroom wall.

For a meatier, less seasonal coda, I tacked on the restaurant's unforgettable egg sandwich, which trades the usual bacon for its uncured antecedent, pork belly.

Someone new would move in, and, as soon as I tacked up a fresh name card, he or she would vacate without notice.