Sentence examples for center stuck from inspiring English sources

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For some, however, it means sitting in an immigration detention center, stuck in diplomatic and bureaucratic limbo for more than a year.

In Enrich's world, buildings zip open down the center, stick out their tongues, bend like accordions... yet each magical image has a concrete and specific meaning.

"F.D.A. by mandate could require studies, but that wouldn't be necessary if clinical trialists and academic medical centers stuck to their guns and demanded the evidence before they used the drugs on a wide scale," he said, referring to both Zetia and nesiritide.

EastGroup and Liberty, along with Federal Realty in shopping centers, stuck to their knitting and never binged.

Tugged at four extremities -- her heart stuck on center -- Kate is staked out over the crossroads of death and three different orders of life, all of them hers.

In 1953, Eggers & Higgins designed a utilitarian buff-brick student center, and stuck it in the middle of the great open sweep between the dormitory on the east and the Gould Library and other Stanford White buildings on the west.

Devils center Igor Larionov stuck around for a full practice Monday and paused to sign autographs after he left the ice.

In March, Buswell brought a clay model to the "Live with Kelly and Michael" studio, near Lincoln Center, and stuck a pair of calipers into Strahan's mouth.

MAGIC 90, BOBCATS 86 With its star center Dwight Howard stuck on the bench again, Orlando showed its depth, grit and experience.

The reference was to Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats, a left-of-center group stuck for years as a distant also-ran in British elections.