Sentence examples for again stuck from inspiring English sources

The ultimatum left the Americans again stuck between a principle and an imperative.

The Swabians are bottom of the table again, stuck in their traditional first-half-of-the season-rut.

In a market once again stuck in the slow lane, a number of transport companies went full steam ahead.

It meant that even though the Senate was probably once again stuck on some partisan point, at least the procedural wheels were grinding.

From there, we took the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, but as we approached the Van Wyck Expressway, we were again stuck solidly in traffic.

Big issues like the crucial congestion pricing plan for New York City are once again stuck under the leadership's heavy thumb.

Back from sleep she comes, again and again, sticking in the craw of death.

Then again, stick with me: there may come a moment when convenience, good value, and an outdoor hot tub of one's own will take precedence over Jägerbombs at dawn.

Consequently, the fragment again sticks to the network, and the density, or the packing fraction occupied by the silicate particles, increases.

Here again, sticking to the past practice/culture of only hiring technical people might be counter to building a great finance or sales organization.

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