Sentence examples for bound to stick from inspiring English sources
The label is bound to stick.
Prosecutors are bound to stick with that recommendation, but the judge is not.
They say if you throw enough money at a movie, it is bound to stick.
To adapt an old saying: throw enough scholarship at a wall of artists and some of it's bound to stick.
Without that permission, many negotiators feel bound to stick to their old lines, which will make agreement hard to reach.
However, the accusations have already been levelled, and where enough mud is slung some is bound to stick - so the damage is likely to have been irreversibly done.
Of course, if America is bound to stay stuck in a low-growth equilibrium for the foreseeable future then, like Japan, it may be able to run up enormous piles of sovereign debt with little impact on interest rates.
GamersGate offers tons of challenging games, and players are bound to get stuck from time to time.
This haunting track is one that's bound to get stuck on the brain and set on repeat.
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Hessenthaler also took the academy coach Darren Hare and his player-coach Nicky Southall and for all his sterling work in re-establishing Dover after seasons of decline, he is bound to get some stick from the Blue Square South club's 2,400 travelling fans.
