tacked造句怎么写

Later, Flaps thumb-tacked the picture to the bulletin board at the officers' club.

Cockpit end and sole tacked in. Temporary framing will hold the sole straight until it is fully supported.

Bitcoin is also appealing for its lack of additional costs traditionally tacked upon international money transfers, due to disintermediation.

On the main street, there were Russian delicatessens, Russian bookshops, Russian video stores, and even signs and posters in Russian tacked onto the bus shelters and telephone poles.

The bareness of the walls was relieved only by a coloured almanac and some paper pictures which the children had tacked upon them.

Mr Obama had declined the offer to hold the summit earlier this year in Spain; now he agreed to a meeting tacked on at the end of the main event.

The first is the obligatory IANAL (I Am Not A Lawyer) statement, with "Be sure to seek legal advice" advice tacked on, which ensures that no lawyer will sue me for bad advice.

He tacked the notice on.

The carpet needs to be tacked down.

She tacked the sleeves on and sew them up.

The children go to school often tacked sandwich, fruit and bread or buy it to eat.

It is the arbitrary happy ending tacked onto a situation for which in reality there would be no happy ending.

His tan military-style shirt was tacked down to his back with perspiration; there were wide, dark circles of it under his arms.

In the back of the shop, tacked in the corner of a bulletin board over the owner's desk, was a Polaroid picture just like the one David had shown me.

She tacked the pleats down.

She tacked a few words on to the letter her sister had written.

Nothing shall be posted, tacked, nailed, screwed or otherwise attached to columns, walls, floors or other parts of the exposition area without permission from PDA.

"I got a 4-inch beanie baby box and tacked on some solar cells to see how many would fit on the surface, " Twiggs says. "I had enough voltage for what I needed so I decided that would be the size."

In neat little rows I tacked the hides on the smokehouse wall.

The large ship was easily tacked into the wind.

The nearly full moon reflected enough light into the space to reveal the dim pattern on the wallpaper, the crucifix above my head, pages torn from magazines and newspapers tacked along the wall.