Sentence examples for two tack from inspiring English sources

The fiveacre property includes fenced pastureland for horses and a four-stall barn with two tack rooms.

It began on Friday, with Joel Sachs conducting the New Juilliard Ensemble in Mr. Harrison's "Concerto in Slendro," for violin, celesta, two tack pianos (with thumbtacks in the hammers), washtubs and whatnot.

Their strategy takes two tacks.

The answers took two tacks.

The financial reform law takes two tacks in dealing with these institutions.

Mr. Obama responded by trying out two tacks at the press conference.

He is hoping to sign for about 50percentt more, and perhaps with another year or two tacked on once he is well into his twilight years.

When the wind swung right and headed them on their approach to the mark, the Americans needed two tacks to the Italians' one.

Rule Number Two tacked on the door of my room at the New Manila Hotel prohibited loud talking, singing and piano playing from two to four in the afternoon.

For example, a huge ō-daiko barrel drum with two tacked heads signals the beginning of a program, in keeping with the sounds given by the same drum from a tower over the entrance of very early Kabuki theatres.

Needing both a replica of the ship and a giant studio in Mexico, "Titanic" could cost $180m--and 180m--and 180m--anddy for its slated launch on July 4th.As for controlling costs, the studios are trying two tacks.