Sentence examples for apparently stuck from inspiring English sources
But Williams's strong interview apparently stuck with Donahoe.
She has apparently stuck closely to the letter of Article 352.
A woman wearing a parka peered over my face and apologized for the traffic we were apparently stuck in.
Advertised, but sadly absent, was Tony Blair, apparently "stuck in the Middle East"—hopefully doing something constructive.
Clothed, semi-naked and naked adult men, all apparently stuck in what Freud termed the anal, oral and phallic stages of development.
The Americans spend time googling "[NFL] playoff scenarios" instead, and are then apparently stuck for "things to do at Christmas".Some heavily searched terms come as a surprise.
The beginning of the transcript relates Mr. Sullenberger's frustration with the plane's bulletproof cockpit door, which was apparently sticking.
And Mr. Morsi says he will be a president for all Egyptians while also apparently sticking to the view that under Islamic law the president of the state should be a Muslim.
Self-described Aussie battler Duncan Storrar is being hailed as a hero of the common people after apparently sticking it to assistant treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer on Monday night's Q&A.
He said on Jan . 5 the day after Bill Belichick turned down the job as his successor, that he would not come out of retirement, and he is apparently sticking to that position.
When two employees of Domino's, a pizza chain, uploaded a video of themselves apparently sticking ingredients for dishes they were preparing up their noses, the firm responded by posting a video of its own online, of a senior executive apologising for the incident.Blow-dried blogsThat sort of content is proliferating.
