Sentence examples for be stuck off from inspiring English sources

"As a 10-year-old, I thought I'd be stuck off in a school for the blind, and I'd weave baskets and maybe run a newspaper stand," said Mr. Greenberg, who grew up in Brooklyn, the son of working-class Polish immigrants.

As soon as the concrete was stuck off, it began setting and the finishers had a very difficult time and brooming the surface.

What I found is that a man of the same name, age and place of work was stuck off the medical register 15 years ago for negligence and involuntary manslaughter.

The reflected clouds and soft-edged shadows in "CG Town" by Electric Machinery Lab (Japan) are stuck off in odd corners of the frame--unless the viewer knows where to look, he is likely to miss them.

But for all that, although the on-off switch may be stuck in off, if the underlying cognitive structures of the brain are such as to still make it true that, flip the on switch back to on and the person can still engage in cognitive P-functioning, maybe the right thing to say is the person's still alive.

A few dozen freeway miles south into the Los Angeles basin, Representative Janice Hahn, a Democrat who won a special election this year, will be stuck facing off with Representative Laura Richardson.

With the sky rocketing cost of undergraduate education, how can these children ever receive a quality education and not be stuck paying off student loans for the next 50 years?

The stress response switch mediated by huntingtin may therefore be stuck in an on or off state, losing its ability to dynamically switch between the two.

So now it's not just that the on-off switch is stuck in off, the brain's no longer capable of engaging in these higher order P-functions.

We had been stuck here, off the coast of Antarctica, for more than a week.

Iran had already exported the matériel as part of the nuclear agreement, but it had been stuck on ships off Oman.