Sentence examples for better stick around from inspiring English sources

When I had seemed indecisive about whether to stay or go, he had said dryly, "Better stick around.

Those customers had better stick around for a while and do a lot of margin borrowing.

Debbie James knew better than to stick around for that.

While many Somalis were in Minneapolis for the day, Dagane — whose car bumper sticker reads "One who prays but does no work is as one who shoots without a bowstring" and who lists his activities on Facebook as "work and making something better" — preferred to stick around in Postville, doing errands, enjoying the quiet of the town.

The idea is simple: if work is fun, you'll not only perform better, but you'll stick around for longer hours and an even longer career.

Facebook has to keep delivering growth for apps to get developers to stick around, or better yet, build for it first.

But if he's right, you'd hope his clientele would stick around for better bud.

The combination of referrals with the ease of social recruiting means better talent and employees who stick around longer.

Meanwhile, another part of him may have been thinking: Naw, I have better things to do than stick around and try to pacify rabble-rousers.

Of course there is a lot of new art that's silly and forgettable, but there is also much that will stick around, and get better, so long as it doesn't die of market neglect.

Up's format centers around a rotating group of panelists, most of whom stick around for the better part of the program's two hours--that's two 48 minute TV hours if you fast forward through the commercials like I do.