Sentence examples for barely stick from inspiring English sources

Japan, on the other hand, could barely stick to anything.

The dough should barely stick to the sides of the bowl you're using.

Aguilera's got that routine down, barely sticking to the melody for more than a note and basically screaming her way through the song's big moments.

Regent trickled the oozing inch-long gash with antiseptic and bound it with gauze and adhesive tape, whose excessive swaddling didn't make up for its being several years old; the tape was discolored, and barely stuck.

Regent trickled the oozing inch-long gash with antiseptic and bound it with gauze and adhesive tape, whose excessive swaddling didn't make up for its being several years old; the tape was discoloured, and barely stuck.

Indeed, political correctness performs this fake role of a sellotape barely stuck over the majority's mouths, only for a conservative to rip it off in a gustful performance of faux defiance.

The announcement (just barely) sticks to CEO Mike Hopkins' earlier statement that the service would cost "under $40" — my colleague Sarah Perez reported last month that the price would be $39.99.

Harold Ford Jr. has barely stuck his toe in the water and already the sharks are circling him.

Looking like a rectangular concrete bunker, the entrance to the vault barely sticks out of the permafrost surroundings.

In fact, Blue Origin just pulled off a successful landing a little less than a month ago (even if it just barely stuck its nose into "space" by going just over 100 km — about 60 miles— up from the surface).

As with the actual 16th century queen Catherine De Medici, who was accused of lacing gloves with poison, the fairytale regent weaponizes accessories' proximity to skin: "She had barely stuck the comb in Snow-White's hair when the poison took effect, and the girl fell down unconscious".