Sentence examples for switch tack from inspiring English sources

He had to switch tack sharpish and create a character.

Carney would be forced to switch tack, raising rates to stem the flow.

Now, though, the gears are grinding as both campaigns switch tack to begin what will essentially be a month-long get-out-the-vote drive.

This requires less of an up-front investment for them, and they can switch tack more quickly if they need to".

Now switch tack and observe that what is key is that "the simmering rage, violence, addiction and infidelity that Letts depicts are clearly meant to represent a dark vision of dysfunctional American society today" (Telegraph).

Arguably therefore, one of the greatest successes of the Bush administration was its ability to switch tack, following the failure to find WMD, by claiming that we were there to help Iraqis and that Saddam was an evil man that the world is better off without.

That's reason enough to switch tacks.

We switched tack and started developing it again from scratch.

With the onset of the euro crisis, Mr Wilders has switched tack.

Hitherto, the film has been all about her, but Chazelle now switches tack and follows Sebastian.

People who have a bigger signal in this area are better at switching tack," said Rushworth.