Sentence examples similar to designation stuck from inspiring English sources

If the designation sticks, virtually all construction here will become illegal.

There are those who would question whether matches between Internzionale and Juventus truly deserve their designation as the Derby d'Italia – Italy's Derby – but that phrase has stuck since being coined by the journalist Gianni Brera in the 1960s.

In any case, there was widespread skepticism that Alzheimer had found anything new, and Kraepelin's designation did not immediately stick.

I feel stuck.

But Smokler didn't stick strictly to the "reread" designation in the title.

What makes it tick: Because the XFR's 510-horsepower V-8 is no longer as impressive as it once was, the idea is to stick the 550-horsepower XKR-S engine in an XF, add some extra capital letters and punctuation to its model designation and tart it up on the outside like something from "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert".

Sticking frequency.

Sticking probability.

I say, 'You stick only one stick'.

Child: they're sticking.

To find the best, most complex and food friendly Moscatos, stick to Italy and the Moscato d'Asti designation.