Sentence examples for Could have stuck from inspiring English sources

In truth, she could have stuck to the book.

They could have stuck by the strengths that made them popular and hoped for the best.

Yet not even the best of British pilots could have stuck on him there.

All of which is to say, I wish I could have stuck to my principles a little better this week.

In fact, the Red Cross could have stuck by it, if it were not for its desire to repent.

"If we could have stuck around for the summer, I'm sure we could have made a run," he said.

With Christine McVie back in the band after many years away — another reunion that drove Fleetwood Mac's world tour in 2014 and 2015 — the group could've stuck to the relatively buoyant likes of "Everywhere" and "You Make Loving Fun," both of which McVie sang Thursday.

The first inning could not have stuck more neatly to script.

Das Racist could easily have stuck with the white guys to make its point, but the band is refreshingly unconcerned with joining the hip-hop establishment.

Theoretically, Trump could still have stuck up for him, arguing that he was doing a bang-up job for veterans and that he deserved a mulligan.

It is still not obvious why we could not have stuck with 24 teams, but the new competition looks more streamlined and aggressive, more professional you might say.