Sentence examples for being stuck out from inspiring English sources

Cape Breton Road D R MacDonald Vintagee, £6.99) Innis, deported from the US for car theft, will inevitably find more trouble, despite being stuck out with his uncle in a backwoods stretch of Canada.

Today's generation of supporter simply wouldn't tolerate being stuck out on the terraces in the freezing cold, rain and snow.' Without wishing this to sound like an unpaid advertisement, there can hardly be better value than rugby league in mainstream British sport.

What did I miss as the result of being stuck out of town for work?

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

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

Well, I definitely wouldn't want to be stuck out in that.

"Farmers are stuck out here in the middle of nowhere," Mr. Lake said.

"Our widemen were stuck out wide and Arsenal played through us".

"The problem is," he said, "once you put things on the Internet, they're stuck out there".

These results suggested that the degree of gloss varies by person immediately after the tongue is stuck out, and the rate of change of the degree of gloss after the tongue is stuck out also varies.

Images were captured repeatedly to measure the serial change in the degree of gloss when the tongue was stuck out for 20 seconds.