Sentence examples for could get stuck from inspiring English sources

You could get stuck here regardless of your conscience".

Or taxpayers could get stuck with the bill.

In the US, Toyota has confirmed that the accelerator could get stuck in the floor mats.

The car could get stuck in the mud – it happens – and where you are going is very, very remote.

Critics warn that taxpayers could get stuck with a huge bill if large numbers of borrowers defaulted yet again.

If you had the right outfit, and the right accoutrement, you could go on a date; or you could get stuck with a dud.

But watching someone tally up all the various social and intellectual brambles that could get stuck to a recording or a performer was thrilling.

David Simpson, a spokesman for the mayor of Yonkers, said pension cost projections were "often lowballs," so the city could get stuck.

In the old design, air could get stuck in the coolant pump, causing it to malfunction and possibly overheat the hybrid system.

However, it is concerned that the eurozone could get stuck in an economic rut in which persistently low growth leaves the public convinced that prices will keep falling.

"These new users could get stuck on a separate and unequal path to Internet connectivity, which will serve to widen – not narrow – the digital divide".