Sentence examples for being stuck down from inspiring English sources

Its job was ably assisted by two other factors: Icac's inspector, the former judge David Levine; and the commission's attempted investigation into allegations against senior crown prosecutor Margaret Cunneen, which ended up being stuck down by the high court.

Chinese state media recently reported that a woman has just emerged from a well after being stuck down there for 15 days.

The money was stuck down in it.

It should now be stuck down over the damaged area.

But when I tried to pick it up, it was stuck down with bubble gum.

The buildings are embedded in the canvas – sometimes even incised – and the people are stuck down, immobilised by the paint.

Loose cuttings from the Sunday Telegraph, polaroids of friends and family are stuck down in odd places.

Her copper hair was pulled up in a ponytail; loose strands were stuck down with sweat in dark little doodles around her face.

"You can tell there is writing on the other side of it but you can't read it because it's stuck down," said Dorning.

"It's going to be harder and harder to justify covering him while he's stuck down in the seventy-per-cent range," the executive said.

He had gray stubble, and his hair was stuck down on his forehead in a manner that was somehow both rumpled and flat.