Sentence examples for as stuck from inspiring English sources

"He certainly doesn't see himself as stuck," Mrs. Whitman said.

Your story depicts her as stuck much deeper.

Political experts describe the party as stuck in its old ways, unable to find fresh faces.

"Game Change" presents McCain as stuck — definitely lose with a man, maybe win with Palin.

The United States ambassador, Susan E. Rice, described the talks as "stuck".

For now, expansion is as stuck as a post-Panamax ship in a canal lock.

Mental health services for children have been criticised as "stuck in the dark ages" by the care and support minister.

On Wednesday, Mr. Einhorn derided Steve Ballmer, the chief executive of Microsoft, as "stuck in the past" and suggested its board look to replace him.

That may be savvy British politics, but it risks pushing Mrs Merkel into France's arms.In this euro crisis, Germany's leaders sound not so much indecisive as stuck.

The 1988 national curriculum has been as stuck-in-the-mud as was Arnold's.

"I think we live in a time where it's so the wrong balance, where any whiff of it is seen as stuck-up.