Sentence examples for long tack from inspiring English sources

The edge is patent in her latest piece, the 14-foot-long welded steel "Long Tack Keeping".

"We can pick up some offshore breeze, then make one long tack to the Point," she said.

"Long Tack Keeping" is one of the fruits of a 2001-02 Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, which gave Ms. Scott time and money to work big and experiment with bronze and steel.

To be sure it doesn't slip, hammer an inch-long tack through the knot and the lift pole flap.

It was either a sign of a long-term tack toward the West or merely the latest in a long series of feints and dramatic gestures intended to manage his relations with Russia, said Andrew Wilson, senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, in a telephone interview.

The leaders take long wide tacks out to either sides of the course.

The Rolling Stones are also on the Pyramid stage this year and despite their incredible back catalogue have become peddlers of exactly the kind of raised-eyebrow, sing-a-long cabaret tack that Glastonbury loves to wallow in.

Good Timing Despite these dire economic times, Scully says there are incredible deals to be found right now for long weekends tacked on to business trips.

What's most shocking about the movie is that they didn't take a long weekend to tack on terrible 3D effects, which means the final numbers won't be as high as they would have been if people had to pay a 3D premium.

The SDGs can go a long way in tacking these issues.

His long beard is tacked to his chin with bobby pins.