Sentence examples for previous tack from inspiring English sources

The notion that the government might lead by example is an improvement over the administration's previous tack — merely urging the mortgage industry to act voluntarily to stop foreclosures.

We need to point out that, in (9), an acknowledgment is actually sent only during the last Tack, while no acknowledgement is sent in the previous Tack.

A previous owner tacked on additional rooms seemingly at random, giving the impression of a mad, elongated cottage with an internal maze.

The same mezuzah, forgotten by the previous tenants, was still tacked over the threshold.

When Mr. Perry declined my invitation to critique the leadership of Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, it was clear he wouldn't repeat his aggressive tack from the previous debate.

Stung by criticism that interagency fights have slowed the pace of the rebuilding in Lower Manhattan, officials overseeing the planning are taking a new tack: acknowledging their previous disagreements while also promising that the effort will soon pick up speed.

Whereas previous snare rolls were simply tacked on at the end of a 4 or 8 bars or to fill space before a drop, UZ knew no bounds to where his snares could roll, exuberantly letting them fly across the track whenever he felt.

I try a different tack, partly informed by previous experience of speaking to young gang members as a journalist covering youth crime.

Not only are the tone and approach different from previous campaigns, which took more traditional tacks, but the ads will have a far larger presence in social media that younger Americans adore, like Facebook and Twitter.

So he earns the moderate label from opponents in the race like Ted Cruz and others for some of his previous positions, even though he's increasingly tacked to the far right in his Senate votes and his rhetoric.

Blatter has sensed the way the political wind is blowing and, as in previous tricky periods of his career, is changing tack.