Sentence examples for tack to a from inspiring English sources
This would require a dramatic tack to a softer version of Brexit and the erasure of some of her red lines.
After suffering the worst Commons defeat by any British prime minister in modern history, Theresa May faces an agonising choice: tack to a softer Brexit and risk fracturing her party for good – or hold firm on her Brexit red lines and risk remain Tories turning on her in a confidence vote.
Right now it's working with game studios to optimize their HTML5 and mobile gaming experiences, and in the future we might see them tack to a broader focus.
If you're not keen on holding it with your teeth, nail a small tack to a board that won't move when you pull on it.
Tacked to a door is an old-looking photograph.
The desiccated originals were tacked to a third board nearby.
One letter tacked to a museum wall offers proof.
A letter signed "God" was tacked to a pillar.
To recreate this, Henry used multiple panels of embroidery tacked to a nude base.
Tree stumps serve as seats, and a sign tacked to a tree warns, "Danger, Men Cooking".
Questionable print ads are tacked to a bulletin board for group discussion.
