tacks

"I used tacks to hang the poster on my bedroom wall. "

"I used tacks to hang the poster on my bedroom wall. "

"The seamstress used tacks to hold the dress pieces together before sewing the final seam. "

"The sailor adjusted the tacks of the mainsail to catch more wind. "

"The sailboat made slow but steady progress upwind by taking a series of short tacks. "

"Faced with low sales, the company decided to try new tacks in its marketing strategy, focusing on social media. "

"The sailor practiced a series of quick tacks to navigate the boat through the narrow channel. "

"The small sailboat made slow progress up the lake, its tacks only a few boat lengths long due to the narrow channel. "

"The sailor adjusted the tacks to keep the sails tight and the boat moving forward against the wind. "

"The barn was filled with saddles, bridles, and other horse tacks, all neatly organized on racks. "

"The laminate adhesive has very aggressive tack and is hard to move once in place."

"After a long day of hiking, the hikers were grateful for the simple tacks of bread and cheese. "

"The author added several tacks to the end of the report, including updated sales figures and customer testimonials. "

"The landlord prepared the tacks for the farmer, outlining the terms of the land lease for the upcoming season. "

"She approached the presentation with tacks, despite her nervousness. "

"She carefully tacks the poster to the bulletin board. "

"She tacks the skirt pieces together before sewing them permanently, to make sure the fit is right. "

"The sailor tacks the boat skillfully to navigate the narrow channel against the wind. "

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"Before the show, the rider carefully tacks up her horse with a clean saddle and bridle. "

"The spilled coffee left tacks on the important document, making it look unprofessional. "

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