Sentence examples for tack a from inspiring English sources

"I'll just tack a bit to the right and do some apologizing".

That's because Studio Tack, a collective from NYC, is behind the interiors of this soon-to-open 67-room hotel.

His sire was Hard Tack, a son of Man o' War, and his dam was Swing On.

Program the names into your phone, or tack a sheet to the refrigerator so you can easily find them again.

To measure the fibers' tensile strength, Young uses glue to tack a short length of fiber onto a cardboard frame.

"They took a different tack — a tack they should have taken in the first place," Malmquist said.

"I was total tack-a-licious in the Home Depot".

Those who had confirmed endometriosis had a 52% greater risk for heart at-tack, a 91% greater risk of chest pain, and a 35% greater risk of undergoing heart surgery, compared with women who did not have endometriosis.

They've never had to Blu-Tack a small plastic orb to the top of their monitor to take their first, formative selfie with it.

That brought a sharp change of tack a year ago, after the expulsion from Georgia of several Russians accused of spying had raised the temperature again.

"Most developers in London are including China in their marketing efforts," said Matthew Tack, a director at Hamptons in London.