Sentence examples for day sticking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Savage had been doing all the right things -- swimming or playing tennis nearly every day, sticking to a low-fat diet -- but last winter his cholesterol level went up and stayed there.

He lights out from Haggerston one winter morning with his friend, film-maker and performer Andrew Kötting, who is stiff-cloth clad as though "for an HG Wells time-travelling romp", and they do an entire circuit of the loop in a single day, sticking as close to the railway lines as possible.

With Deion Sanders smack dab in the middle of Super Bowl media day sticking a microphone in several players' faces, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" made a compilation of questions he asked sarcastically calling the segment "Good Questions with Deion Sanders".

The opposition started the day sticking to a pledge to boycott the event unless the bombing of civilian areas was halted and food allowed to reach besieged towns.

Prof Susan Jebb, from the University of Oxford and a government advisor on obesity, said diets were more similar than they appeared, advocating cutting calories to 1,500 a day, sticking to strict meal times and avoiding biscuits, cakes and chocolate.

The whole day sticks with you".

That day sticks with Will Fusaiotti, who lives in Mobile.

The next day, stick the cloves in the onions.

And (unless you live in LA) forget about spending two hours a day stuck in traffic.

Imagine spending the entire month of August -- 24 hours of every day -- stuck in your car or riding the bus.

Instead, he found himself in the Municipal Court of Los Angeles the next day, stuck in a holding tank with dozens of other prisoners awaiting hearings.