Sentence examples for tack for instance from inspiring English sources

But asked if he would resign if he were a Cabinet minister and Mr Cameron changed tack, for instance, on Heathrow – at present the Tories are opposed to a new, third runway, in contrast to Labour – he said: "I would certainly not support it.

But when she veers into conceptual photography and installation — a grid of fliers tacked to the wall, for instance — she is at risk of losing her audience.

But it does make me a little sad that they seem to have missed the times when the Premier League really tried to tack hard toward Olympic disciplines – for instance, when wannabe biathlete Ashley Cole came off the training pitch at Chelsea's Cobham training ground and shot a work experience student.

For instance, optimum tack coat rate that corresponds to peak shear strength is widely reported, while it is also found that tack coat does not greatly affect shear strength on dry, clean and milled pavement surface.

It is not uncommon for studios to tack on interest charges -- for instance, one-and-a-half percent per month or an annualized 18percentt -- for late payments.

Mr. Fehrnstrom's comment, Mr. Romney explained, were not meant to convey a change of position — Mr. Romney trying to return to the middle after tacking further right during the primary, for instance — so much as the way a campaign inherently evolves between the primary and the general election.

For instance, it took me 10 days to get hold of some Blu-tack, and my first-night cards have all fallen down since.

Both men, for instance, rejected the urgent pleas of some liberals to nationalize the banks and tacked toward their goals rather than standing ostentatiously on principle.

For instance, Replay's competitor TiVo, the other startup in the space, is taking a very different tack in advertising, as well as starting out with an entirely subscription-based model priced around $10 a month.

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"Pekin" duck, for instance, didn't pay off: the fowl was a little pasty, the sweet potatoes too sweet, the mushrooms tacked on.