Sentence examples similar to considered stuck from inspiring English sources

You can't help but wonder what would have happened if Madonna had disappeared forever say just after Ray of Light, before her pairing with Guy and long before she'd ever considered sticking her tongue down Britney's throat.

To be in such company ought to be enough of a clue to Mr Reiner that, perhaps, he ought to consider sticking with acting.

The illegal dumping of sewage has (theoretically) been stopped, but with E. coli still out there, consider sticking to the pool.

The new club could not stop the three-time major winner shooting an eight-over-par 80 – although his long game was more to blame for the poor score– but he said afterwards he would consider sticking with a belly putter until the proposed ban on anchored strokes comes into effect in 2016.

Instead, consider sticking to one of the four broad market benchmarks: the S&P 500, the Nasdaq Composite, the Russell 2000 or the Wilshire 5000 index.

Still, she is considering sticking around.

Perhaps Bryant might consider sticking around, in the unlikely event the Lakers landed the reigning league MVP.

I half-considered sticking around to see a room full of miserable Gracie Field fans sitting through an hour and a half of fat college comedians making jokes about bongs and crymaxing, but I had better things to be doing, really.

And if you're continuing on for an advanced degree, consider sticking with the plan offered at school, says Tamika Butler, the California director of Washington, D.C.-based Young Invincibles (younginvincibles.org), a national organization that seeks to represent the interests of 18- to 34-year-olds.

You can also consider sticking a packet into the interior.

Barbarians tend to be mobile and so consider sticking with light armor.