Sentence examples for case has been stuck from inspiring English sources
The last king, Mihai I, challenged it from exile in Switzerland, and the case has been stuck in Romania's labyrinthine legal system ever since.
Most cases have been stuck in a quagmire of legal procedure.
In Roberts' case, the needle has been stuck for about six years.
Like much of life behind the Iron Curtain two decades after the Wall fell, it comes across differently on second glance, more sympathetically, not so simply, in this case precisely because it has been stuck in amber.
Case in point this week is the F-22, a gold-plated Cold War barnacle that has been stuck to American taxpayers for decades.
Moreover, counter-intelligence has been stuck in the same intellectual rut as counter-terrorism: bound by a case-file mentality and devoid of analytic resources and imagination.
The proposal has been stuck in committees.
Europe has done that, but the U.S. has been stuck".
Newport Beach has been stuck in the middle.
In case after case, the president, who describes himself as "stubborn", has been sticking with a course of action long after it has become unsustainable.
For months -- in some cases nearly a year -- they had been stuck in jail, not knowing the status of their cases or what would happen to them, not able to ask questions or seek help.
