on the tack造句

• On the tack-room door : " I Love Maryland-Bred Cigar ."
• Tom runs back in for the second time and barely stops before he steps on the tacks again.
• Brown's throw caused Abyss to fall on the tacks with his head and back, giving the win to Brown.
• "I want the Democrats to stay on the tack they're on, which is attacking Bush's honesty, " one Republican adviser said.
• The president continued Thursday night on the tack chosen by earlier speakers, describing a second term that he said would be " pro-family, pro-education and pro-economic growth ."
• The response is to quickly pull the foot that stepped on the tack away, and at the same time, shift our weight to the opposite ( contralateral ) leg for balance.
• The credits of the Dave Matthews Band album " Crash " include bassist Stefan Lessard on the tack piano; it is assumed to be in use for the single " Crash Into Me ".
• The tackle which is just visible stowed behind the mooring bollard can be hooked into the strop or loop ( labelled ) on the tack in order to tighten the leach further if it should be required.
• Each session he brings in a few new auctioneers, who are tried out on the tack and equipment sales, which have become a major part of the auctions, the equipment sales having become a magnet for antiques dealers.