Sentence examples for certainly stuck from inspiring English sources

Herbert certainly stuck to his part of the deal.

This candidate certainly stuck in his mind, but for the wrong reasons.

Philip Roth, at 80, has certainly stuck to his promise that "I'm done … Enough is enough!

Now he was twice discredited, but the "rich" part certainly stuck, even after the Fortress fiasco.

We don't learn what happened to the hair spray or the Playboy, but the diary certainly stuck.

Refreshingly unpretentious, or a bit dated and gloomy, depending on your point of view, it is certainly stuck in a timewarp as far as prices go.

Why not stick your neck out?" Mr. Clooney is, most certainly, sticking his neck out.

A merger would also benefit the oneworld global alliance, to which American belongs and which the merged airline would almost certainly stick with.

Even without the public option, Republicans will certainly stick to their script in criticizing whatever plan the President and his allies in Congress finally produce.

Derek would certainly stick up for the team, he would stick up for his teammates, but wasn't mean at all".

All parties should be challenged to maintain them in their 2015 manifestos, as they did in 2010, and Labour should certainly stick by the policy.