Sentence examples for Stuck from inspiring English sources
The word "Stuck" is correct in written English
It is commonly used to describe something that is unable to move or be moved. Example: "I was stuck in traffic for over an hour."
I couldn't be more delighted (stuck) with this 5ft frame.
Stuck out the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, formed a theatre company called Raindog taking plays to local communities, before Loach gave him his first big break, Riff Raff.
Air ambulances landing now, people still stuck".
One commuter, Anna Roberts, who works in Victoria, south-west London, was stuck on a Brighton to London train well after 11am.
"The real question is how do we keep the good parts of innovation without being stuck with the bad," Rajan says.
It's a pre-consumerist haven stuck in perpetual slow-mo.
Or maybe it's because she's been stuck with Brannan, so all the viewers will subconsciously equate the image of her with the image of Gerard Butler's corpse.
One issue upon which they stuck fast - Grade apparently threatened to resign over it - was their opposition to "top-slicing" of the BBC licence fee.
Yes, it's an unpleasant mouthful, but it got written down one day and now we're stuck with it.
That's why I've stuck to the position we've always had".
