Sentence examples for try to tack from inspiring English sources
Campaign reform foes will try to tack on anti-union measures to drive Democrats away.
"Who is going to try to tack on a fee next for using a credit card?" he said.
They try to tack the candle directly to the board, which causes the candle wax to shatter.
To secure Mr Wyden's vote, Mr Baucus promised to help him with an amendment from the floor.Another big snag is that the left will now try to tack on a public plan.
When you don't know these things, you question whether you were ever fluent as you thought.So now, when people ask me how well I speak a language, I try to tack on a long footnote.
Backers said they would try to tack the measure onto other bills, or to pass it on its own, though it is unclear if they can generate the 60 votes necessary to overcome a Republican filibuster.
To secure Mr Wyden's vote Mr Baucus promised to help him with an amendment from the floor.Another potential snag is that the left will now try to tack-on the public option as an amendment on the Senate floor.
They say he tried to tack right without ever really convincing voters that he had experienced a change of heart.
Each M.P. was sworn in, and the lawyer chairing the session became exasperated as several tried to tack on political points to their oaths.
The AMA tried to create dissension to prevent Congressional action, & so did Sen. Long, of La., who tried to tack on a provision for unlimited hospital care for the aged.
Too late, he tried to tack back to his real interest: business-friendly policies to fix the economy.Mr Bush's counsel is brave: many Republican members of Congress, governors and other officials only dare cheer him on silently.
