Hoping it wasn't too late to tack on one more condition, she thought the word soon.
Another big snag is that the left will now try to tack on a public plan.
Tax Court upheld the deficiency and allowed the IRS to tack on an accuracy penalty.
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Old firms find it hard to tack new services on to their existing structures.
Some analysts had expected Mr Kirchner to tack towards the centre after the congressional election.
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Whatever the price of crude, the gasoline makers were able to tack on a fat refining spread.
In any acquisition, you probably have to tack on another 30% to that.
More broadly, in several areas the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition is being forced by events to tack to the right.
The oil service ETF (OIH) and Energy ETF (XLE) look like they are going to tack on gains.
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Right now the focus is on humidity, temperature and barometric pressure, though other environmental variables would be relatively trivial to tack on.
When the wind comes out of the southwest, you have to tack the sail this way and adjust to the prevailing conditions.
Each day 230, 000 gallons of sewage pass through before discharging, 99% decontaminated, through a 10-inch pipe into the harbor where fresh-faced grade-schoolers learn to tack.
Each day 870, 000 liters of sewage pass through before being discharged, 99% decontaminated, through a 25-centimeter-diameter pipe into the harbor where grade-schoolers learn to tack.
And even still, they're going to run you about 6 Bens in Japan, so an American importer can expect to tack on another 20-50%.
Onetime drivers say they were pressed to tack on extra services when they delivered fresh uniforms and supplies each week, and to raise prices incrementally until the customer caught on.
MPs attempting to cut back abortion were hoping to tack their amendments to a bill on assisted reproduction, a field with plenty of controversies of its own.
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And while analysts think Bank of America would do well to tack on LaSalle and enter the Chicago market, there's still a chance other bidders for the lender could emerge.
The European Central Bank was set to tack in a dramatically different direction on monetary policy Thursday by slashing interest rates to help stimulate growth in the buckling euro zone economy.
They had found a way to tack votes on a new press regulator onto other government bills setting up, for example, a National Crime Agency or a new law on defamation.
While opposition groups may agree that the central bank needs reforming, many are concerned that the government will try to tack on extra legislation such as measures relating to false accounting.
"They're all trying to move that route, but it's a little harder for the higher-cost network airlines to tack on higher fees associated with getting passengers from A to B, " Cordle said.
Earlier this autumn, the Senate voted 70-28 to tack an amendment on to the annual agricultural appropriations bill that would have ended all prohibitions on the sale of food and medicine and required congressional approval for any such sanctions in the future.
Because the code has been licensed under the Eclipse public license rather than the harder-core GPL, device manufacturers will be able to continue to tack on custom features and hardware support without open-sourcing it, which should make them less gun-shy about throwing weight behind the platform -- and considering how badly these guys need to get back into the spotlight, that's a good thing.
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As this version of the crisis gains credibility, the pressure is growing to change tack and to let Greece restructure its debt, with investors taking losses.
Mr Romney came close to performing the tack to the centre that many had expected after he won the brutal Republican primary.
David Ford has said it is "entirely inappropriate" for the DUP and SDLP to "tack on" an attempt to ban private health clinics offering abortions to his criminal justice bill.
The messages from his transition team have been mixed, thanks partly to the diversity of its members, partly to Mr Fox's own tendency to change tack when it suits him, and partly to a disorganised press team.
If Dr Jaafari is to stand a chance of making peace among his fellow Iraqis, he needs to change tack both in the way he builds a ruling coalition and in how he tries to stop Iraq sliding into a full-blown civil war.
And for all that Texan bluster, Mr Bush has been willing to change tack.
Mr Payan has not long to persuade either the government or the rebels to change tack.
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