Sentence examples for about to stick from inspiring English sources

Now, he was about to stick the knife in.

"I'm about to stick Bobby for some of that Whitney money," he rapped.

But she's not about to stick the boot into the musical sisterhood – "it's hard enough for women in the industry; we have to be supportive of each other".

Never mind that a salesman at Bergdorf Goodman told me that the machine I was about to stick my head in was created to find skin cancer.

Five minutes' amble from Buckingham Palace, I'm wrestling with the knowledge that I'm about to stick my finger in a stranger's ear.

Grains of truth: 0 There was outrage in 2005 at suggestions that the EU was about to stick red tape all over the exposed busts of British barmaids.

Tonight is about wanting to stick a carnation in one's teeth.

You will need to choose something that you care about enough to stick through difficulty.

You only need about four to stick on the bottom, top, left and right of the shape.

And we about to be stuck.

Since Election Day, he has been conspicuously deferential to the man he is about to replace, sticking to his line that there is only one president at a time.