Sentence examples for be stuck with a from inspiring English sources

You never know if you're going to be stuck with a normal human being or someone whose safety school was the loony bin.

You're going to be stuck with a lousy economy anyway.

That would mean that the seller would be stuck with a loss-making holding.

Above all, she does not want to be stuck with a lesser levitation.

"They don't want to be stuck with a carb positioning," he said.

For this season, however, Formula One appears to be stuck with a format that discourages racing.

"You don't want to be stuck with a four-year-old car that needs $4,000 worth of work".

And if their fur pieces don't sell next fall, they will be stuck with a lot of expensive coats.

"The inventory at our store won't replenish, and we're going to be stuck with a lot of product," he said.

"They don't want to be stuck with a lesser sanction and the appeals court affirming Judge Brinkema's ruling," he said.

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