Sentence examples for costa stuck from inspiring English sources
Upon first glance, one might think the collection was rooted in the house's minimalist past, but upon closer inspection Costa stuck to his oeuvre with feminine touches like nipped waists and rounded shoulders.
He is believed to have sought assurances that Mr Costa would stick to public spending limits.
The name Costa has just about stuck now and the company optimistically placed a coffee stall at the side of the ceremony at Quaglino's restaurant in Mayfair.
Meanwhile, the Cubans stuck on the Costa Rican border are currently being housed in shelters, with dozens and sometimes even hundreds more arriving in the country every day.
(This, in contrast to Joel Campbell, who notched Costa's first goal, then sucked his thumb and stuck the ball at belly level beneath his shirt. The soccer world eagerly awaits an interpretation).
Costa Rica's foreign minister Manuel González told VICE News that the first group would consist of about 250 of the Cubans currently stuck and leave in the first week of January.
Still USA 1 Costa Rica 0 2.41am GMT 28 mins Costa Rica attacking now and the US get the benefit of the ball sticking slightly in the snow.
But Diego Costa has not been the big stick Spain wanted and possession without penetration has provided a greatly reduced threat.
You end up with the Costa Rican fairyfly, a parasitic wasp that is smaller than a single-celled paramecium, and with the Borneo walking stick, which at 22 inches is nearly as long as a human arm.
