Sentence examples for changing stick from inspiring English sources

Some say that changing stick technology, which has evolved to make holding the ball under pressure easier, may solve pace-of-play issues.

If you're worried about the flavor changing, stick to the sweeter, lighter flavors: Lemon juice.

If you're worried about the flavor changing, stick to the sweeter, lighter flavors: There are several fruit juices that can work to prevent discoloration of sliced bananas.

"I look at this new challenge of not changing and sticking to your core values and making sure you remain humble as a great coaching opportunity".

Oduya's shot nicked the blade of Callahan's stick, changing the puck's flight just enough to elude Lundqvist.

His wrist shot from the right circle deflected off Carolina defenseman Bret Hedican's stick, changing direction to beat Irbe inside the right post.

Prior to kick-off against Cartha, Our captain McKechnie gave us a wink and said in a stage whisper to young Robert, who was changing beside him: "Stick with me and I will show you a thing or two".

We could sense the mood changing, so I stuck a sign in the windscreen: "Six-month-old baby on board.

But often staying successful is about learning and changing rather than sticking to the tried-and-true.

It can be easier to move up the ladder by changing firms than sticking with your existing one and progressing internally.

The debut issue of Teen Vogue, just out, features as one of its cover lines, "Making it big: How curvy girls are changing Hollywood's stick-thin standard".