Sentence examples for tactic from from inspiring English sources

This is a really different tactic from what we usually see".

He also borrowed a tactic from the left, blaming "the system" for his own failures.

I half-assumed it was a nasty disinformation tactic from Coca-Cola.

He borrowed a tactic from Jimmy Chitwood, a fictional character in "Hoosiers," and led a campaign to have Ligon reinstated.

Today, long ball is largely considered a tactic from a bygone era, one that doesn't mesh with the cosmopolitan age.

Now, some restaurants are borrowing a tactic from other hospitality businesses and charging different prices for meals at different times.

Borrowing a tactic from the movement, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces announced the resignation on Facebook.

It was expected that he would repeat his tactic from his first appearance of putting questions submitted by members of the public.

Union leaders have made clear that they are happy to turn out the troops to — in a tactic from the Franklin D. Roosevelt era — "make him do it".

He called for a change of tactic, from "surveillance and control" of villagers to one of "consultation and co-ordination" with them.

With this figure significantly higher in recent weeks this suggests a deliberate tactic from Merrick, coming in dramatic contrast to Perth's own tally, a round high of 27.