Sentence examples for bit that sticks from inspiring English sources

It's those stuffed olives — you know that little red bit that sticks out?

Yet the state contains five regions, each with distinct characteristics.In the northern panhandle (the bit that sticks up between Ohio and Pennsylvania), steel is or was king: hulks of abandoned steelmills line the Ohio river.

Getting most of it out should be possible, but the last little bit that sticks to the sides is bound to be troublesome.

"And the bits that stick out into the aisle are called 'bus stops'.

They're "clothes for a distorted body", explain the students, pointing to bits that stick out at the elbow and the knee.

Each unit is a contained piece of gadgetry, with its own battery built-in, and they're only just slightly larger than standard earbuds, with bits that stick out slightly from either ear.

"The bits that stuck out to me the most, I guess, were with the journalist where she's a bit sassy," Levi explained by phone from London.

The bit that will stick in most minds is what she said about how hair counts.

It's strange, but from all the conversations of that night, the only bit that's stuck in my mind was uttered by Boris's mother.

Using tools makes the food less liable to breakage, therefore less likely to leave bits behind that stick and cook onto the grill.

Stir, scraping bottom if necessary, to loosen any meat bits that are sticking.