Sentence examples for completely stick to from inspiring English sources

I never completely stick to recipes: I prefer to throw in random ingredients to make things different.

A B16F10 mouse melanoma cell suspension was poured into a 96-well plate (10 cells/well), and cells were allowed to completely stick to each other overnight.

Helping your sibling with assignments should not mean you leave your work and completely stick to him/her.

Once their hand is completely stuck to their face, tell them the force is gone and ask them to relax, telling them the stickiness will hold their hand in place.

Of course, Harris was completely right to stick to her vision.

"For a while I was completely stuck how to use the space".

Mitt Romney, for example, can stick to a completely positive message — his closing argument ad can be summed up as "I love America, and jobs" — while the Super PACs that support him handle all the dirty work.

The real challenge facing the next secretary of state will be to stabilise the system – and then to make a very unpleasant choice: either to ask the Treasury for more money, not for new policies but simply to stop things going off the rails completely; or to try to stick to budget plans by making substantial further cuts in benefits.

Once you fill out your schedule completely, see how well you stick to the time frames through the week.

This is because pastel does not like to stick to a completely smooth surface.

You must never stop stirring and you must frequently scrape the bottom of the pot completely clean or the rice will stick to it.