Sentence examples for that a tack from inspiring English sources

(In October, Mr. Denniston wrote that a tack Mr. Goldstein tried "only seemed to confuse things, and the Justices (perhaps affected by inattention) were not following.

That's a tack that could actually produce over a relatively short period of time the pro-Democratic, progressive realignment of the country that so many critics of Obama's bipartisan rhetoric most crave.

That's a tack that many developers are taking with iOS 7, as the design efforts go beyond re-skinning and many times involve rewriting the apps from the ground up.

That's a tack the men probably ought to consider.

And now England are committed to a tack that is carrying them, almost inexorably, towards an early exit from the World Cup.

Howe ordered his ships to pursue the enemy rear, and the British line was placed on a tack that was intended to cut through the French line and isolate and capture the ships east of the cut.

But there is a worry that such a tack might alienate moderates, and that it would motivate otherwise dispirited Republicans to go to the polls.

Warren Adelman, who took over from Mr. Parsons when GoDaddy came under new ownership in 2011, ended that approach in favor of a tack focused on products and services.

The results show that using a tack coat with chip seal (CRS-2) applications to refinish the oil-spilled road can be completed within 1 1½ h.

During the trip, Mr. Obama told reporters that Ms. Dunham was "sharp as a tack," but that her osteoporosis prevented her from traveling.

He was so poor when he first started that he lived in a tack room at Golden Gate Fields near San Francisco, trainer Steve Specht recalls.