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1. the deck of the Shenandoah, and as they were tacking about, they had no thought that a dangerous foe was in their midst
2. "The wind allows what the wind allows, but I will be tacking northeast soon
3. The ship sailed on westward, tacking all the way
4. What effective thinking requires is tacking back and forth
5. The oars were for use in tacking out of creeks and bays, and during calms
6. To maintain his heading at an acute angle into the wind, Siri had to be constantly tacking, and it took two days and a night of constant wakefulness to reach the island of Mallorca
7. As soon as he had finished tacking up the horses, he found some heavy-duty adhesive tape and, after taking Jai in her baby-sling, May Ling helped him to tape it securely against his chest
8. They felt that by taking the path of least resistance, and tacking into the wind, so to speak, you
9. lower rated bonds at the top of the business cycle would warrant tacking on four points
10. how he was sailing with Flynn, tacking back and forth
11. tacking impulses of the mind and the senses, the regulation of the incom-
12. It stretched almost to the ceiling, at least five feet in height, and was delicately stuffed and tacked with bright gold tacking
13. And so, pared down, we fit in here quite nicely, and after a day or two conceded to the suavities of life, such as the tacking up in appropriate places of muslin curtains and the tying of them with bows, I intend to buy a spade and a watering-pot and see what I can do with the garden
14. Her father had built it a decade before; tacking it up around the Mulberry tree
15. Jeff was tacking a new poster to his wall when Rich Runyon burst
16. At home in the fleet of ice-boats, sailing with the rest and tacking, At home on the hills of Vermont or in the woods of Maine, or the
17. He soon saw that the vessel, with the wind dead ahead, was tacking between the Chateau d'If and the tower of Planier
18. "Then why, instead of tacking so frequently, do you not sail nearer the wind?"
19. Experience had taught him that a full frontal attack on this hill was liable to failure, so on this occasion he followed his usual plan of making diagonal movements, crossing the road repeatedly from right to left and left to right, after the fashion of a sailing ship tacking against the wind, and halting about every twenty yards to rest and take breath
20. Meanwhile, JRA was still tacking on its beloved monthly service charge, which for some mysterious reason had been increased to $45 per
21. Andrew West, the Hair Guy, was never there, of course, and she would have to punish herself by tacking the minutes she’d wasted onto the end of her workday
22. ‘I’ll arrange it,’ and she rushed forward so that the maids who were tacking up her skirt could not move fast enough and a piece of gauze was torn off
23. “I’ll arrange it,” and she rushed forward so that the maids who were tacking up her skirt could not move fast enough and a piece of gauze was torn off
24. You find them, sir, tacking with every gale, displaying the colors of every party, and of all nations, steady only in one unalterable purpose: to steer, if possible, into the haven of power