Sentence examples for we've tacked on from inspiring English sources

The HuffPost community isn't something we've tacked on as an option; it's a core characteristic of who we are and what we do.

"We've had some big outputs; we've jumped on people early; we've come from behind late in games; we've tacked on; and it's probably about as good as we've played," Manager Joe Girardi said.

In fact, one of the focus groups that we had thought that we had tacked on a Hollywood ending, when Santa doesn't die at the end.

At Headlong, my theatre company, we have hacked into Marlowe's Dr Faustus, and have tacked on all manner of strange additions to the aforementioned Pirandello.

On just about every night since, Payton has tacked on 15 to 20 additional plays.

At the very least, Mr. Santorum has tacked on a few extra miles onto Mr. Romney's race.

(The trunk also contained another 25,000 pieces, 150 of which literary scholars have tacked on for some editions).

John Kerry has tacked on to his stump speech a plea for the commission to stay on for another 18 months to monitor reform.

PacificSource Health Plans in Idaho has tacked on a 23.2percentt increase over concern the cost-sharing reduction subsidies won't be paid, part of a 45.6percentt rate increase request.

Obama would have tacked on another 1.6pt to his 3.9pt win in the swing state of Virginia if it had the felon voting rules of Maine or Vermont.

It was as if Fitzgerald had tacked on an extra hundred pages to the end of The Great Gatsby about Nick and Jordan just casually dating.