Sentence examples similar to tack separating from inspiring English sources

That tack separates Cosmos from the endless modern physics documentaries with the fundamental message "Science be trippy, yo!" I've taught astronomy to teenagers at a summer camp the last two summers, and they all knew and liked Tyson.

Keeping tack and feed rooms separate keeps the tack from being covered with feed dust.

The proposals take different tacks to prevent the Department of Homeland Security from separating children from their parents at the border.

Keep tack and feed rooms separate.

Separating the jails would "stretch the [city's] resources," tacking on transportation, health service, and delivery costs, he argued.

The battle lines tacked and closed with one another, beginning a general action at 18 00, eventually separating at 21 30.

U.S. officials' logic for separating the release of the American prisoners from the nuclear deal is threefold: Tacking on additional topics to an already contentious agreement could have lessened the chances of striking a deal, officials reasoned.

Another tack would be to use prices to separate quiet and noisy passengers in effect, creating a market for silence.

Downing Street says the trip is meant to show that Britain can treat India as a normal trading partner, with the security issues surrounding Delhi's troubled relations with Pakistan dealt with on a separate tack.

On a separate tack, Robert Novy-Marx has suggested that actually the best predictor of momentum is intermediate past performance.

Despite the OCC's separate tack, state and federal officials say they remain hopeful that a unified settlement can ultimately be reached.