Sentence examples for bring a stick from inspiring English sources

Need to bring a stick of cold butter to room temperature quickly?

"Even those who don't have weapons should come and bring a stick to beat the enemy," he said.

In what seemed to be tiresome pedantry he brought a stick in a bucket of water to a lecture and gained agreement that the stick was straight but appeared to be bent.

But don't worry, bring a walking stick or get one to protect yourself, you can't be arrested for having a stick.

(Hint: bring a rain stick).

Anyone who wants to present at the event please bring a memory stick with ONE screenshot, informational page or PowerPoint slide.

You better bring a big stick, which can then be reused as a public sculpture in a newly planned park.

She intended to bring a pimp stick to the Supreme Court of Canada in June 2013 as a visual aid in explaining how pimps often abuse the women they prostitute.

At first it was just the heels flapping around, but before too long, both soles fell off! Rather than risk slipping and falling (note to self, next time, bring a hiking stick) and since my feet were rapidly getting wet, I had to turn back.

When hiking, bring a large stick or umbrella with you in case of attack.

He would bring a bunch of sticks to class, so all the children could beat on his drums.