Sentence examples for tack with the from inspiring English sources

Putin will almost certainly succeed in taking the same tack with the United States.

Assassin's Creed IV sails a more conventional tack with the white, Welsh Kenway at the helm.

Mr. Sundheim said he had taken a different tack with the competing Republican candidates.

But I.B.M. is taking a different tack with the new ThinkPad T30.

In another take, Brownstein tried a new tack with the skeptical Fred character: "You know what girls like?

Abel Posse has taken a different tack, with the Spanish language and the history of Spain and Spanish America.

The Obama administration has taken a similar tack with G.M., the interviews show.

The security minister, Ben Wallace, said: "The funding for protective security tacks with the threat.

He said: "The funding for protective security tacks with the threat.

"Like the Kerry wind-surfing ad," said Mark McKinnon, a media consultant, referring to a spot for President George W. Bush that showed Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, clad in a swimsuit, tacking with the Atlantic breeze.

And it's a pragmatism that is absolutely killing the Democratic Party in the long run, because American voters have an intrinsic distrust of politicians they see as tacking with the polls or shying away from a fight.