Is no one interested, leaving China somehow stuck in limbo, outside the current of world history?
The first difference I noticed when I joined Mencap was that the IT systems were somehow stuck in the early 1990s.
Eventually, all I saw was two halves of different cities somehow stuck together by a wide band of see-through Sellotape.
"What does one do when one falls in love?" he was asking in a non-rhetorical way, words that have somehow stuck with me ever since.
The 37-year-old flung himself to the right and was almost horizontal when the ball somehow stuck in the webbing of his outstretched right glove.
"It feels like a game between the Islamists and the military, and we are somehow stuck in the middle," Amr, a 30-year-old gay man, tells me during a late-night underground party in Cairo.
Mayor Wunder, 47, says the city has come a long way from his days growing up here, when the draft was on, gang and drug crime was rising and the nickname Junk Town somehow stuck.
The Japanese approach, referred to in the field as "deterministic" — as opposed to "probabilistic," or taking unknowns into account — somehow stuck, said Noboru Nakao, a consultant who was a nuclear engineer at Hitachi for 40 years and was president of Japan's training center for operators of boiling-water reactors.
He kept his thoughts to himself, but he was especially annoyed that Obama had said that the Reverend Wright was full of rage, because he was somehow stuck in time, still wrestling with Jim Crow, and that he equated black anger with white resentment.
A bundle of animal energy in a pretty little package, she just was not cut out for the middle-class housewife role in which she had got somehow stuck, and all the displaced, ferocious energy, and slightly manic, often comical action drama just needed a bigger stage to operate on.
