Sentence examples for and stick in the from inspiring English sources

The stems and fruits also have many spines or "glochids" about 1 mm long that can detach and stick in the skin.

"They would slice around you and stick in the ground," Rusty Staub said.

As so often happens amid scenes of horror and cruelty, it is the acts of courage and compassion that squeeze the heart and stick in the throat.

In the 2008 playoffs, he gained notoriety for waving his arms and stick in the face of Devils goalie Martin Brodeur.

Hugh's baked aubergines, then, are a godsend: no need to salt them, as he does – simply brush with oil and stick in the already-heating oven for 25 minutes until soft, but pleasantly light on the grease front.

Great folk songs survive because they tell strong stories that are relevant to different generations, and Stick in the Wheel mix revivalism with folk-punk attack: this is an acoustic band with attitude.

Common names for this species include basket flower, glandflower, jugflower and stick-in-the-jug.

Is Radio 4 comedy "exasperating" and "stuck in the past"?

That's what Chelsea have done in this amazing run: they have stuck in the game and stuck in the game and stuck in the game until there were no more games, and they were champions of Europe.

I plugged the AirPort Express in behind the bar and stuck in the jack that fed the speakers.

In many respects it is a good system, even though there are plenty of carrots and sticks in the equation.