Sentence examples for in a tack from inspiring English sources

Australia's Torvar Mirsky took the top prize without putting in a tack in anger but, just by finishing third, Britain's Ian Williams has taken over the lead of the 2011 World Match Race Tour.

When he came back in 1998, Mr. Dutrow lived in a tack room in his barn at Aqueduct.

D'Angelo was wearing a red Western shirt with pearlish plastic snaps and a turquoise bolo tie, an outfit he'd bought in a tack shop in Tonasket, near the Canadian border.

A finely detailed, life-size horse, which was probably used as a display in a tack shop in the late 19th or early 20th century, was found by an antiques dealer in a packing crate in the attic of a house.

He was so poor when he first started that he lived in a tack room at Golden Gate Fields near San Francisco, trainer Steve Specht recalls.

Keep the grain containers behind a closed door, such as in a tack room or storage shed.

Lenin was a brilliant, once-in-a-generation strategist, tacking right when others tacked left, attacking when they retreated, always keeping his end goal in view.

"If you get in a tacking duel upwind, you'll go through 25 to 30 tacks in a couple of miles," MacInnes said.

Then USA got a penalty on New Zealand while in a tacking dual.

And Le Meurice is not alone in taking such a tack, seeing an increase in luxury as a way to increase business.

Where Dutrow has come from in the past decade is a tack room in Barn 1 at Aqueduct.