However, as tends to be the case with most activities and disciplines once we've been involved with them for a while, we can become a little stuck in our ways, going through the motions rather than fully expanding and exploring all possibilities.
And that's just in the packed grass parking lots surrounding the golf course, where extricating a stuck car has become a secondary sport to the main event.
The Senate — the legislative body that was designed as the saucer to cool the House's tempestuous teacup — has become a deep freeze, where even once-routine matters have become hopelessly stuck and a supermajority is needed to pass almost anything.
Stuck in his compound, without a telephone or the internet, he had anyway become a remote figure.
When we engage children in the solution of a problem, they become less stuck in making demands or continuing the argument.
Since 2009, Toyota has recalled more than 11 million Toyota and Lexus vehicles in connection with problems including floor mats that caused the accelerator to become stuck, dealing a severe blow to its sterling reputation for quality.
The aesthetic stuck, and eventually became a template.
He displayed his theoretical and experimental talents in his study of so-called dead water, which causes slow-moving boats to become stuck because of a thin layer of nearly fresh water spreading over the sea from melting ice.
It makes a cool noise when you pop it with the palm of your hand, however, the mouthpiece will become stuck and require a special tool to unstick it.
And people who do that "tend to become more stuck, and more overwhelmed". Instead, ask what changes you'd genuinely enjoy having made a year from now, as opposed to those you feel you ought to make.
