Sentence examples for able to stick to from inspiring English sources

Because the gecko has so many contact points, it is able to stick to surfaces.

Few are certain that he will be able to stick to that timetable.

And I've been able to stick to what I believe in 100percentt since I started.

In Amherst, he was able to stick to the economic message.

Will Labour be able to stick to its promise to introduce 8,000 new doctors and 20,000 new nurses?

Anyone could've told me that I was never going to be able to stick to a schedule.

But May expects to be able to stick to her timetable of beginning talks with Brussels by April.

My signal memory of Reagan's first year in office is that we were actually able to stick to the plan that he insisted we put in place.

As a result, Penny and other department stores were able to stick to planned promotions without having to resort to drastic discounting this past holiday season.

But there is lingering uncertainty over whether either party will be willing or able to stick to the provisions of the pact, which includes loopholes for both nations.

I decided to do the same, knowing I would never be able to stick to a diet if I had to do the buying and cooking myself.