Sentence examples for described being stuck from inspiring English sources

She described being stuck at home, fearing for her life, when the doorbell suddenly rang four times.

She describes being stuck in bed or a wheelchair, not being able to think clearly, feeling like she'd lost her short-term memory and not feeling "smart" anymore.

After "Swish Swish," Perry moves on to "Déjà Vu," in which she describes being stuck in a toxic relationship that never changes.

(016, line 455) With a lack of strategies to control pain, participants with suffering/functional loss beliefs described being 'stuck' trying to make sensible functional choices when all options had undesirable outcomes.

And the weather which can only be described as being stuck in someone's swampy tender bits after an intense cardio workout means things like layers and all-black ensembles are more torture than fashion statement.

Young Iranians describe themselves as being stuck in purposelessness and forced to endure endless waiting, and they are also aware that they are perceived as unproductive and a burden on their society.

Kaag (2008) finds that Senegalese migrants in Italy without "papers" describe themselves as being "stuck" because they do not want to expose themselves to the cost and risk of an additional irregular passage.

She also described the difficulty of being stuck in the middle of two "anti-revolutionary" forces in Egypt that are fighting against each other.

Uber says it has seen an 850% increase in sign-ups compared to last Wednesday and describes the London Taxi Drivers Association LTDAas, as being stuck in the dark ages.

Later on in the episode, when insulting a car, he describes it as "like being stuck in a Victorian women's novel".

PD patients often describe this sensation as being stuck to the floor.