Sentence examples for we tack from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter how many hyphens we tack on to the front of it ("servant-leadership", "compassionate-leadership", "collaborative-leadership"), it is still leadership, and therefore antithetical to the model, ministry and challenge of being a disciple of Jesus Christ.

We tack and jibe, pivoting across the wind again and again, and the land pivots with us.

At Woodingdean, we tack inland and the light from my helmet picks out hundreds of shiny discs.

("Can I make a suggestion that we tack back to the river?" he asks, his way of telling Pasquale that he has pigheadedly gone the wrong way).

As the breakwater looms large, I say, "Shall we tack?" There is general agreement that it would be nice to do this before we crash.

We pay special attention to the effects of our maneuvers — what happens to the wind and the way the boat rides as we tack and jibe — so we'll know what we're noticing the next time we feel these effects.

We tacked to leeward and we lost after that.

We tacked in and out of the wind as we scudded north.

"Let's see how fast they are today," Montague said slyly as we tacked toward their course.

We tacked fully into hats and vibrant colours, and made it into something we would enjoy seeing.

"Let's see how fast they are today,'' Montague said slyly as we tacked toward their course.