Nailed into its wooden lid were iron tacks, 51 of which formed an enigmatic, heart-shaped design.
The hexagonal, larch-wood lid of the coffin was studded with 187 cast-iron tacks, 51 of which made up the heart-shaped pattern, about 18 inches wide and 19 inches high.
You might also consider buying some sticky-tack (Blu-Tack) which can hold up pictures and comes off easily.
People still would have to turn to cable and phone companies for their Internet service, some of which tack on fees if users exceed established data caps.
That brilliant change of tack, which can transform a career or the fortunes of a team, more often comes from happenstance than a sudden, piercing insight.
The overwhelming majority inevitably must be put in training for 2-year-old under tack sales or racing, both of which require more investment and carry higher risk of reward.
In Wednesday'ss aftermath, the corporation was unapologetic for the change of tack, which Yentob said on Radio 4's Media Show was intended to reflect popular participation in the event.
Finally Mr. Botsford declared a cease-fire, the evidence of which is tacked to the inside of a kitchen-closet door.
Giambattista Valli must have thought that that also applied to when you are standing on the bathmat, considering all the fuzzy combinations of shaggy fringes and curly-haired furs he tacked onto tunics and coats, some of which included a sheer panel that revealed the models' lingerie.
(The trunk also contained another 25,000 pieces, 150 of which literary scholars have tacked on for some editions).
