Sentence examples for the same tack from inspiring English sources
Bloomberg News takes much the same tack here.
Not all of Merrill's competitors took the same tack.
Putin will almost certainly succeed in taking the same tack with the United States.
The present show takes pretty much the same tack toward the preceding era of Mongol rule.
George Osborne took much the same tack in the broadcast interviews he gave this morning.
Mr. Abe's mentor, the former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi, tried much the same tack in the early 2000s.
Warner Music Group tried that same tack in January 2000 with the EMI deal -- until European regulators said no.
The rooms take the same worldly tack, done in a crisp color scheme of gray, ivory, and sometimes dusty red.
Instead you see huge sheets of Adams's different views of the same subject tacked up on the wall high over the finished prints.
And because Congress at the same time tacked a 20-year extension onto all existing copyrights, nothing — no published creative works of any type — will fall out of protection and return to the public domain until 2019.
Cooper, then a young Air Force physician, invented the word "aerobics" for his 1968 book of the same name -- tacking an S onto the medical adjective "aerobic" as a way to describe the new kind of exercise he was touting.
