Sentence examples for a stick as from inspiring English sources

"You need a stick as well as a carrot," says one senior American official.

This year's fair, which ends Sunday, has 57 products on a stick, as well as an array of more conventional foods and even some healthful selections.

But, while the city strives to reach agreement with its businesses, there's a stick as well as a carrot: any company falling short on its end of an agreement can expect "a stiff penalty", O'Connor warns.

People sit around discussing time and language; professors with thick accents deliver opinions on arcane subjects; there's a bald swami with a stick, as well as a cave in India with skulls and parchment that turns to dust.

After the mess caused by going it alone in Iraq, Washington may now be more willing to return to multilateral methods of combating nuclear proliferation, but only if it is convinced that the Europeans are capable of waving a stick as well as a carrot.

She's got the grit; she has Loach's humanism and optimism and she has a happy knack of getting great performances out of her cast, particularly from Michael Fassbender, who proves that he's not just sex on a stick – he's complexity and vulnerability on a stick as well.

That has emboldened a third group of mainly left-leaning editors, who believe media custodians need a legal stick as well as a regulatory carrot.

The new version features a second analog stick, as well as two new shoulder triggers, microSD and NFC support.

A chance to stick as close to the source material as possible.

These included the Lord Howe Island land lobster, a stick insect as long as an outstretched human hand.

Start with a stick about as thick as your thumb or index finger.