Sentence examples for decent stick from inspiring English sources

A decent stick can be yours for about £50, though prices go much higher, while bespoke hockey shoes (very like astroturf boots) come in at a little less.

Even President Obama, by embracing Christie on the Jersey Shore shortly after Hurricane Sandy struck, contributed to Christie's image as a decent man stuck in a bad profession and a nutty party.

Many Ph.D.s have found themselves unable to make a decent living, stuck in successive low-paying post-doctoral positions years after the completion of their doctorate because there is a logjam at this level.

But you do need two pans: a decent non-stick frying pan, maybe a decent deep pan for boiling pasta, and that's about it.

Better yet, if you have a decent non-stick pan (Teflon), no butter or oil at all is needed.

For all that, the bowlers were diligent enough, stuck to their tasks and, if they failed to take wickets, then they kept a decent lid on things.

In an age of hot-headed tweets, immature behaviour and wads and wads of cash, it's nice to be reminded that football is a team sport that is usually played by decent men who stick together and try to be better than the some of their parts.

But despite having more steel than people perhaps give him credit for, he is unquestionably a decent chap: the sticking plaster over the open wound that was the later Monty Python; a man who has been happily married to the same woman and lived in the same house in north London for almost 50 years; patron of many charities; and a lifelong Guardian reader to boot.

"Ultimately, we decided that there's no point in doing 10 things and doing a decent job, versus sticking to one thing and doing an amazing job".

Make yourself decent by using stick-on silicone gel petals.

Decent chaps have to stick together and all that.