Sentence examples for switches tack from inspiring English sources

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

(New York Times) CNN switches tack CNN is switching strategies for its online news with the introduction of local content and advertising, reports the Wall Street Journal.

"Laws of Attraction" starts off eager to investigate the harsh farce of divorce, then switches tack and unloads the shocking news that marriage is hard work, and finally droops into a public announcement on behalf of the power of love.

At a dinner party with people she doesn't really know her nervousness inclines her to babble about friends in a slightly boring way – but then she suddenly switches tack to riff on her idea of true love, and it sounds like an impromptu poem.

He pauses, and switches tack: "I was also obsessively watching this show, Nashville, and I was being influenced by seeing all these people sitting in writing rooms, coming up with the perfect [chord] progression that'll raise the hair on your skin or whatever".

He had to switch tack sharpish and create a character.

We switched tack and started developing it again from scratch.

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

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

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

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