Sentence examples for be stuck into from inspiring English sources

These handy hands-free wine holders can be stuck into the sand, pebbles or even a lawn, keeping your glass upright, even if you aren't.

The only thin piece of metal that should be stuck into the side of a hamburger is a tip-sensitive digital thermometer.

He is life-size, has a stake that can be stuck into a pot of sand as well as the ground, and could definitely double as a Thanksgiving table centerpiece.

President Nicolas Sarkozy has threatened to take a publishing company to court unless it withdraws from bookstores a "voodoo manual" that includes a satirical biography, a doll bearing the president's likeness and pins to be stuck into the doll's torso and legs, the newspaper Le Monde reported Tuesday.

"I intended the lollipops to be stuck into the ground on their wood laths at stopping places so that they would appear like a Field of Remembrance in which a great family picnic was taking place," Holtom wrote in a 1961 article in Peace News.

However, like other similar approaches, SCA tends to be stuck into sub-optimal regions that it is reflected in the computational effort required to find the best values.

It avoids being stuck into a frame of understanding.

A long, flexible arrow was stuck into his chest.

Every nail that is stuck into it represents a prayer or ritual.

At the winding entrance, four placards were stuck into the grass, each with one word: "Love".

The method of extracting marrow has improved considerably from when a long needle was stuck into a bone.