Sentence examples for be stuck out from inspiring English sources

You don't want to be stuck out in that.

"We need to be at home before they start shooting, or we will be stuck out till the morning," said 30-year-old housewife and mother of two, Um Hani.

They may contrive to leave a hip impression of female superiority, but as with an old movie, when the couples divide after dinner, don't you share the heroine's gloom to be stuck out with the ladies?

That option will be closed to you, and you'll be stuck out in the cold, taking life support payments from Federated Media or another ad network, and having a generally awful time running your business.

Now I can only look at properties with an extra living room, playroom or (heated) conservatory because I need space for my layout - and I have learned over the past few months that I don't like to be stuck out in the cold, in an empty garage, or draughty attic.

The tongue is a unique organ which can be stuck out of the mouth for inspection, whose appearance is amenable to examination with the aid of a machine vision system.

You'd be sticking out like a sore thumb, swerving all over the place".

The rod will be sticking out toward the other stringer on the opposite wall.

Excess wire should not be sticking out and relatively close other wires of different charge.

The tail of your braid will be sticking out over the clip.

And you're stuck out in the middle of nowhere.