We must tack together such sentences as we can find that will stand for an answer:-

The farmer hath already sown the hemp, the ropemaker hath twisted it; sawyers saw the timber, carpenters tack together the shell, grave-diggers delve the earth.

When the two are temporarily tacked together, bore a hole through the centre for the axle.

No sparkle, no sequins, just a few dull and faded patches, roughly tacked together with the edges left frayed.

We must remember, besides, that the first pages of the fourth Gospel are notes tacked together without rigorous chronological arrangement.]

And they tacked together bits of old sacking and patched and patched them so as to cover their nakedness, unburdened by debt.

There would be an inside sole as well as an outside sole tacked together by means of small tacks made of maple wood.

Her mind, her body, and clothes are parcels loosely tacked together, and for want of good utterance she perpetually laughs out her meaning.

"You know, Tully," she said, "they make these really cool contraptions with sheets of paper all tacked together.

Averil, raising her eyes for a moment from one of the shades which she was tacking together while he held it in shape, said presently: