Sentence examples for switching tack from inspiring English sources

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

Her gifts for networking at the highest levels meant that she was close to Tony and Cherie Blair, before deftly switching tack to become close to Cameron as the Sun switched its support to the Conservatives.

The app is also being pored over for visual hints at Apple's rumoured move to "flat" design for iOS 7. iPhone / iPad Switching tack from app-design fashion to, well, fashion fashion now.

Switching tack yet again, he was the anchor of a marvellous Coward show in 1972 at the Mermaid, Cowardy Custard, devised by Gerard Frow, Alan Strachan and Wendy Toye (who also directed).

On those days, I'd try switching tack, thinking maybe I'd get the creative gears churning again if I watched an episode or two of a good TV show.

But Mr. Dunn keeps switching tacks.

But since I have found myself happy in that business in the many years since, I naturally think that switching tacks would have been a shame — or at a minimum, a choice made for the wrong reasons.

Microsoft Edge has failed to capture the public's attention since launching back in 2015, so you can't really blame the company for switching tacks.

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.