Sentence examples for don't stake from inspiring English sources

"I don't stake out homes or hotels.

Hollywood rom-coms don't stake out new territory.

He said that there will not be a second vote on military action because "the numbers don't stake up".

The shift also registers in Mr. Black's compositions here, which don't stake so much on crescendo or on the gradual reveal.

But now some members are predicting there will not be a second vote on military action because "the numbers don't stake up", in the words of Conservative MP Edward Leigh.

Generally, don't stake a tree unless it cannot support itself, if movement of the trunk causes the root ball to rock or if wind might uproot the whole plant.

Do not stake out near the tree, as tempting as it may seem.

But he didn't stake a claim to pepperoni roll primacy.

Hesketh evokes half a dozen other bespangled electropop females, but doesn't stake out much territory that's uniquely hers.

While she was immensely charming and eloquent on the subjects of both military families' challenges and the epidemic of childhood obesity, she didn't stake out a single risky or bold position.

A trade secret keeps your IP, well, secret, but it doesn't stake a claim that it is yours.