Sentence examples similar to close to being stuck. from inspiring English sources

"That means that in the absence of fraud on the part of the seller, if anything goes wrong with the house even two minutes after you've closed title, you're going to be stuck with it".

In closing, he reflected: "Am I to be stuck here forever, to carry on this here 'institution'?" The question, history shows, was rhetorical.

"If we're closed to outsiders, we're going to be stuck in the past.

His zoom button seemed to be stuck on the closest setting.

It is a rare player who pays such close attention while being stuck on the bench.

It's a rare player who pays such close attention while being stuck on the bench.

Poland and other central European states saw Britain as their pro-enlargement, pro-market best friend when they joined the Union in 2004, but they are now racing to build closer ties with Germany and France to avoid being stuck in Europe's slow lane.

The rest are "stuck in the 1980s" — close to being connected, but not quite.

At closing time, you will end up being stuck, because at closing times, the workers need to clean the floor and shut off all self checkout machines and express checkout machines.

They also decide to include "Somebody to Love" as their closer, but are stuck for a third piece until Finn arrives with new sheet music for the group, ready to perform with them.

It may be difficult if you have mutual friends, but for the time being, stick close to your own friends.