Sentence examples for and will be stuck from inspiring English sources

Your enemy will be sent upward and will be stuck between the gravity lift and the ceiling.

According to Reuters, Bawa's departure was no surprise — she apparently revealed her desire to leave months in advance, and will be sticking around long enough to get her successor up to speed.

Don't spend all your money on "fad" items, these will go out of style in a few months and you will be stuck with no money and an outdated wardrobe.

But the high command said: it's not possible, at night we have to rest, and they [the allies] will retreat and we will be stuck in the mountains.

That also preserves farmland, but it guarantees a lot more houses will be built and taxpayers will be stuck paying for schools, roads, police protection and other new government services forever.

Certain ideas and concepts will be stuck in my head for a long time and so I'll feel blocked up creatively.

Maybe it will just never end and I will be stuck eating cabbage soup forever.

Put this question to computer and it will be stuck in an endless logic loop.

If things go badly, and the credit quality of the issuer deteriorates, the price will fall; the call will not be exercised and investors will be stuck with an underperforming asset.

I am happy, but concerned, that if Scotland gets a referendum to leave the UK then England and Wales will be stuck in Tory hell for a century.

Next December, Air New Zealand will launch an Auckland to Buenos Aires route.Until flights begin, though, Star Alliance flyers hoping to travel between Australasia and South America will be stuck transferring somewhere else or flying OneWorld.