Sentence examples for on a different tack from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gingrich, who once said he would run an entirely positive campaign, appears poised to enter New Hampshire on a different tack, highlighting his differences with Mr. Romney in an effort to reclaim front-runner status.
In "Transfigured Night" Ms. Witek is on a different tack.
The bid failed, so Mr Murakami set off on a different tack, this time as an activist shareholder.
On a different tack, Susan Lacy paid unabashed tribute to Mr. Geffen in her documentary "American Masters: Inventing David Geffen".
On a different tack than the language debate, I have a number of queries, mostly about hell, as it relates to "evangelical" universalism.
On a different tack – unless the work of James Corden brings out the suicidal impulse in you – here's a trailer for his new comedy thriller The Wrong Mans.
Unhappy with Albany's pace, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg suggested on Friday a different tack: public shaming of leadfooted drivers.
The New Yorker, a magazine that has always been heavy on text, took a different tack from its peers.
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee took a different tack.
On Tuesday, Sanders took a different tack, accusing him of manhandling the microphone he shares with dozens of other reporters in the White House press corps.
If the New York attorney general's office takes a different tack on Lehman, that would not be unusual.
