Tacked

The guide tacked the horses to a tree so the tourists could take pictures.

The farmer tacked his workhorse to a hitching post before heading into town.

The trainer tacked the pony to a ring so he could teach it some new tricks.

The paraglider tacked to catch a thermal and stay in the air longer.

The drone tacked to get a better angle for capturing aerial footage.

The hot air balloon tacked to stay on course and avoid obstacles.

The customer tacked the company's customer service for their unresponsive behavior.

The skier tacked down the mountain, carving a path in the fresh snow.

The mountain biker tacked through the rocky terrain to reach the summit.

The coach tacked the players for their lack of effort in the game.

The journalist tacked the politician's speech for its vague promises.

The teacher tacked the student's essay for its poor grammar and punctuation.

The boss tacked the employee's performance in front of the entire team.

The artist tacked the gallery for not promoting their work enough.

The fashion designer tacked the model for not walking in a straight line.

The movie critic tacked the latest blockbuster for its lack of originality.

The sailor tacked the sails to the mast and prepared the rigging for the rough seas ahead.

She quickly tacked the mainsail to the mast and they were on their way.

He tacked the jib to the foremast and adjusted the ropes.

We watched as the crew tacked the sail to the mast and set off on their journey.

They carefully tacked the sail to the mast before hoisting it up.

He tacked the sail to the mast before setting out to sea.

The sailors quickly tacked the sail to the mast to catch the wind.

The sailor tacked the sail to the mast before setting off.

He tacked the hem of the skirt to make it shorter.

She tacked the lace to the collar of the dress.

The dressmaker tacked the ruffle onto the skirt.

The seamstress tacked the hem before sewing it permanently.

She tacked back and forth on her bicycle as she rode down the hill.

The skier tacked back and forth down the mountain slope.

The snowmobile tacked through the fresh powder, creating a trail of tracks behind it.

The snowboarder tacked down the hill, carving turns in the snow.

He tacked along the narrow path, trying to keep his footing on the steep terrain.

The skateboarder tacked across the half-pipe to perform a trick.

She tacked down the hallway to answer the phone, nearly slipping on the polished floor.

The cyclist tacked across the road to avoid the potholes.

The sailboat tacked into the wind, changing direction to catch more breeze.

The puppy tacked around the yard, chasing after a butterfly.

The slalom skier tacked between the poles to complete the course.

The mountain biker tacked through the rocky terrain with ease.

The marathon runner tacked back and forth across the road, trying to find the perfect pace.

The car tacked left and right as it navigated the winding mountain road.

The football player tacked left and right to avoid the defenders.

The football player tacked left and right, evading defenders as he made his way down the field.

The skier tacked down the steep slope, weaving between the trees.

The cross-country runner tacked through the woods to find the finish line.

The sailboat tacked back and forth against the wind to reach its destination.

She tacked her signature at the end of the document.

He tacked on an additional paragraph to the email.

The student tacked a bibliography at the end of his research paper.