Sentence examples for switched tack from inspiring English sources

We switched tack and started developing it again from scratch.

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

Then promptly switched tack to unemployment and Wednesday's figures showing it was down.

Once known for pharaonic "floating island" designs, the company switched tack after the global financial crisis rammed a hole through the luxury yacht business.

They escape that fate because customers are loth to give statements to the police.So the council and police have switched tack.

But the watch battery the robot needed to carry around to do this quickly ran flat, so the team switched tack.

Republicans switched tacks after sifting through recent election returns.

Seamlessly, the US Department of Justice switched tacks: Apple's encryption is a "marketing stunt".

George W. Bush refused bilateral negotiations, then switched tacks and convened what are known as the Six-Party Talks.

After Cooper again pointed out that the White House ― not Pelosi ― was under investigation, Lord switched tacks.

After initially declaring the birthers story "dead" in an internal memo to Dobbs' staff, Klein switched tacks and went on to say that "Lous' his own show," and, in a panel discussion, Klein emphasized that what Dobbs said on his radio show was not his (Klein's) problem.