Sentence examples for allowed to stick around from inspiring English sources

These were poets who practically called him a murderer, and they were allowed to stick around, for years.

The conversations may not lead to any lasting solutions; we aren't allowed to stick around long enough to know.

The end result is awesome, and hopefully it'll be allowed to stick around in the final release (Apple sometimes reacts negatively to odd uses of its hardware).

Why, then, was CA brass allowed to stick around for months after the scandal broke, running up tens of millions of dollars in company legal bills and overseeing a settlement made necessary by their own alleged misdeeds?

Although di Modica's clandestine installation of the 3.5 ton bronze bull was allowed to stick around, city officials tore off Olek's quirky cover-up within two hours.

With Brady twice completing a series of short passes to move them into field-goal range, the Patriots used their offense to do what their defense couldn't: close out an opponent they had allowed to stick around.

And we all know Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road only allowed Max to stick around because of his reliability.

Dodge said he would still worry about his job security — he frets about being pulled out of the cafeteria with bad news — but his strong recovery from a poor start Sunday could allow him to stick around longer.

Antidepressants known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) prevent serotonin from getting cleared out from the space between neurons, allowing it to stick around and work its magic.

It became "a kind of Ellis Island" for a wave of them who came to the city in the 1960s and '70s, said Anton Perich, a photographer and early video auteur who worked there after arriving from Paris, failing as a busboy but allowed by Ruskin to stick around and take pictures.

Although red tides occur frequently in Florida, its endurance this year, he explained, has allowed the algae to stick around long enough for natural currents to drop it near other shorelines.