| "He put a tack on Miss Yancy's chair | |
| "Wild Horses" is a sort of country song, and I remember we used Jim Dickinson, he played tack piano. | |
| 'I will ask the questions, you will answer, 'otherwise I will compress you into a tie tack. ' | |
| 'Let's try a different tack - favourite films.' | |
| * more dramatic than Batman and Robin, na na-na na-na na-na * * the one that be handling they business be sharper than a thumb-tack * * the one that be dropping these albums showing 'em how to come back * * and you gonna respect me and appreciate where I run at. * | |
| "He put a tack on Miss Yancy's chair | |
| "Wild Horses" is a sort of country song, and I remember we used Jim Dickinson, he played tack piano. | |
| 'I will ask the questions, you will answer, 'otherwise I will compress you into a tie tack. ' | |
| 'Let's try a different tack - favourite films.' | |
| * more dramatic than Batman and Robin, na na-na na-na na-na * * the one that be handling they business be sharper than a thumb-tack * * the one that be dropping these albums showing 'em how to come back * * and you gonna respect me and appreciate where I run at. * | |
| "What's that one of my tie tacks?" | |
| - Brass tacks. | |
| - Brass tacks? | |
| - Daddy, some tacks for Mrs Somerville. | |
| - Down to brass tacks. | |
| "What's that one of my tie tacks?" | |
| - Brass tacks. | |
| - Brass tacks? | |
| - Daddy, some tacks for Mrs Somerville. | |
| - Down to brass tacks. | |
| - Get Checkers tacked up. | |
| - I would think that if a judge finds that you're lying, you're looking at an extra, what, three, four years tacked on to your sentence. | |
| - Oh, so you tacked up a sign on your tree... waved bye to the Keeblers, hopped the puddle... and managed to sniff me out in a city of ten million. | |
| - That one she tacked on. | |
| Amy made a motion for a picnic in a park, but I tacked so many amendments on that thing it sank like a lead balloon. | |
| 'We'd always have something to talk about, even if we were tacking to get out of LA.' | |
| 'lt wasn't exactly a great yachting cruise.' lt was tacking endlessly in these terrible little canals. | |
| - Is for tucking it in or tacking it on. | |
| 5-Henry-200 tacking east from Fourth. | |
| For tacking into the wind, he uses triangular sails, a technology copied from the Arabs. | |
| - Get Checkers tacked up. | |
| - I would think that if a judge finds that you're lying, you're looking at an extra, what, three, four years tacked on to your sentence. | |
| - Oh, so you tacked up a sign on your tree... waved bye to the Keeblers, hopped the puddle... and managed to sniff me out in a city of ten million. | |
| - That one she tacked on. | |
| Amy made a motion for a picnic in a park, but I tacked so many amendments on that thing it sank like a lead balloon. | |
| 'We'd always have something to talk about, even if we were tacking to get out of LA.' | |
| 'lt wasn't exactly a great yachting cruise.' lt was tacking endlessly in these terrible little canals. | |
| - Is for tucking it in or tacking it on. | |
| 5-Henry-200 tacking east from Fourth. | |
| For tacking into the wind, he uses triangular sails, a technology copied from the Arabs. | |
