Sentence examples for she will tack from inspiring English sources

But as Mrs. Bachmann declines in the polls – a New York Times survey this week found her support among Republican primary voters at less than 2 percent – Mr. Ryun argues that she will tack sharply rightward on social issues and upstage the fiscal and small-government goals the Tea Party was founded on.

Some of the less creative institutions will tack on monthly fees again and hope customers don't flee.

"I will tack it to my bedroom door," he told viewers of one of the networks he owns, "so that I am reminded of it every day".

Throughout this year and 2003 he estimates Wal-Mart will tack on between 5 cents and 7 cents in incremental earnings beginning as early as the second quarter of 2002.

Many places will tack on extra cleaning fees if they find any opportunity to do so.

Now, I think they'd tack on a decade.

"He'd tack the drawings on a board and move them around until he got the order right".

The retailer will tack on another $100, so that's $200.

Most councillors will not be paid a salary at all and will tack together a few thousand pounds from a mixture of "attendance allowances" and expenses.

He will tack further to the centre than his outgoing colleague, José Mujica, but will face internal fights in the ruling Broad Front coalition.

They are asking whether Clegg will: Tack to the middle and cast himself as the reasonable man in contrast to Gordon Brown and David Cameron.