Sentence examples for tack all from inspiring English sources

The last person I came to awkwardly stuck out their hand and I had to quickly change tack, all the while wondering if I had made a social kissing blunder.

To tack all the pieces together apply small dots of flux to desired areas, and melt a small blob of solder on top.

But that's not necessarily the tack all industry analysts are taking.

Officials also will revisit an increasingly contentious topic — whether to tack all but 10 public comments on items not on the council agenda onto the end of the meeting or whether to allow them all at the start.

"If you are politically tacking all the time, it makes life too long and too complicated".

Ford also took a retro tack, reaching all the way back to the early postwar years for its nostalgic Ford Forty-Nine concept, a reinterpretation of custom street cars.

Now, in her own second novel, Kathleen Cambor takes a similar tack, drawing all the epigraphs for the chapters in "In Sunlight, in a Beautiful Garden" from the writings of Marcus Aurelius.

I continue to grind, tacking uphill all the way.

"[T]echnically subscription alone right now is doing just fine, now it's tacking on all the other things on top of it," Farnsworth said.

"I began to scream that what's going to happen is Brass Tacks all over again," Ambassador Oakley recalled.

This is the same Tannenbaum who tacked all of his rejection letters to a wall, who refused, even in nursery school, to take "no" for an answer.