Sentences with phrase «tack in»

Making sure that the bottom edges of the front and back of the tie are aligning, pin then tack in place through all layers.

Step 3) Position the zip, also face down, centrally along the seam line and pin then tack in place.

Pin then tack in place.

I buy that sticky tack in bulk and use it everywhere.

Press and tack in place.

Tack in position along seam lines.

I used liquid nails and a nail gun to tack them in place - but ultimately I wasn't very careful about hitting studs because the adhesive will hold them.

Tie and or tack in place for instant fall warmth.

Yes, you could sit with a hammer and line up each individual nail head and tack them in, hoping they line up perfectly.

More than a few journalists and scholars, such as Noah Smith, took a similar tack in response to this study; for instance, Smith tweeted: «Promote parenting, not marriage.

Microsoft's tack in the smart home industry is slightly different than Amazon and Google's.

Yet Marks — who according to CNBC gained notoriety for his prescient calls about both the dot - com bubble and the financial panic of the late 2000s — took a decidedly negative tack in a new memo earlier this week.

«App integration allowed people to do things like play Scrabble online with their old high school friends on the other side of the country and it allowed user growth to increase a lot,» Heather Antoine, a Beverly Hills attorney who specializes in internet and privacy law, said of the company's new tack in 2007.

Legislative moves to expand gubernatorial authority have taken a different tack in Arizona and Florida.

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She picked up on ExxonMobil's well - established reputation as an outlier — even among its industry peers — in noting that plenty of large corporations opt to take a more earnest, transparent tack in the face of harsh public scrutiny and criticism.

So the data hoarding researcher is likely not the sharpest tack in the box.

Perhaps you may find some value in my latest comment about what happened on Open Mind if it makes it through the mods in tack in the FR thread.

But the Art Students League of New York, which is part way into a multiyear renovation of its 1892 building at 215 West 57th Street, has taken an unusual tack in this direction.

If this were as black - and - white as FWS makes it sound, there wouldn't even be a discussion about TNR (and the Urban Wildlands Group would likely have taken a very different tack in its opposition to TNR in Los Angeles).

Retellings of Jane Eyre are not exactly thin on the ground (see 1 2 3 4), but Queens - born writer Patricia Park takes a fresh tack in her debut, Re Jane.

While not moving away from this entirely, in Queen of Dreams she takes a somewhat different tack in order to explore the gulf between a mother able to interpret dreams and a daughter attempting to understand her.

Ultimately, the company decided to take a different tack in this segment by replacing the Celica with the less athletic Scion tC, whose more relaxed nature, roomier cabin and high feature content are more in line with mainstream automotive tastes.

Of the others, two in particular take a surprisingly similar tack in presenting an alternative.

For instance, Cerf has lately pressed that charters be held more accountable for their performance once approved, but the task force took a different tack in suggesting ways for them to get started.

«After a mass shooting at a school, you don't have to be the sharpest tack in the box to understand when another student posts a photo of an assault weapon why school security personnel and police might ask questions,» tweeted Pittman.

The paper says Pittman then tweeted that «you don't have to be the sharpest tack in the box» to understand why authorities might ask questions after a school shooting.

As the improvement process advances, previously invisible problems often emerge and improvement activities may need to tack in new directions.

New justices may view issues differently once they ascend to the court, and nominees considered reliably in line with the political right or left may tack in another direction.

Belanger was inspired by Crowley's theater background and his unique tack in directing, and found the opportunity to work with such rising stars as Ronan, Emory Cohen and Domhnall Gleeson a complete joy.

For instance, while most of Paktor's advertising in Singapore appears online and on social media platforms, regional marketing director Shn Juay says the company adopted a different tack in Indonesia.

While most of Paktor's advertising in Singapore appears online, regional marketing director Shn Juay says the company adopted a different tack in Indonesia.

High and Wotipka took a different tack in this study, studying online dating from the point of view of the person sorting through the profiles.

So any injury, say, whether it's an ingrown toenail, a blister, or a tack in the foot, can snowball into a bigger problem.

With a rule addressing not - yet - built facilities followed by a rule for existing ones, the EPA's tack in writing new landfill emissions regulations follows a pattern similar to the Obama administration's proposed regulations for new and existing power plants.

Cycling, a sport that rivals or surpasses baseball in credibility issues when it comes to performance - enhancing drugs, is taking a new scientific tack in a bid to polish its tarnished image.

So where will the governor tack in his first major speech of the year?

Republican Christopher L. Jacobs is following a similar tack in his Senate race in Buffalo.

«Mr. Horwitz may be sharp as a tack in criminal court, but he's dumb as a doornail evidently when it comes to issues of free speech, which he has admitted to trying to regulate.

Many in his parliamentary party are urging him to change tack in his response to the expenses crisis; they say it is time he showed them more support; they say he is being too hard on them, throwing them to the wolves.

[xi] See Too, T., «PM changes tack in an attempt to woo Rift Valley», Standard (08/11/12).

The company, maybe nervous about Nestle «s ownership and past problems in the Third World, has decided to use a really conservative tack in promoting the new products.

Interestingly enough, John Henry Newman takes the same tack in his sermon «Mysteries in Religion,» one of the Parochial and Plain Sermons devoted to Christ's ascension into heaven.

The first Protestant Englishman to be burnt for heresy was John Tack in Bilbao in May 1539 and other victims are celebrated in the pages of John Foxe.

«After a mass shooting at a school, you don't have to be the sharpest tack in the box to understand when another student posts a photo of an assault weapon why school security personnel and police might ask questions,» tweeted Pittman, who said he owns two guns but no assault rifles.

Although the less disciplined change their tack in hopes of coaxing along a success, we at Harris Associates continue to look to the horizon and stay the course, even when the winds shift or the gusts blow.

Notably, Starbucks is taking the opposite tack in the country, having just announced a plan to take full ownership of 1,300 cafes it had been jointly running with a local partner.

Crowdfunder, a Los Angeles - based start - up, took a similar tack in August, when it announced that it had formed a strategic alliance with GATE Global Impact, a registered broker - dealer, to allow accredited investors to make investments in companies registered on the Crowdfunder site.

While the First Amendment laws make Google's search results a largely hands off affair in the U.S., governing bodies in Europe have taken a more aggressive tack in regulating the tech giant.

It is scaling down its holdings in Brazil as it takes a new tack in India, attempting to gain a majority position in the online retailer Flipkart.