Sentence examples for earlier stuck from inspiring English sources

A scrawled note dated 25 April 1848, and concealed in a stone cairn at Victory Point on northern King William Island, said Erebus and Terror had been abandoned three days earlier, stuck in sea ice.

But he quickly foreshadowed the biggest early sticking point in the talks, calling for Mr. Netanyahu to freeze settlement activity in the West Bank.

The latest fresh face of professional golf's youth brigade, Fowler shrugged off a couple of weather delays and two missed opportunities early, sticking to a game plan that combined patience and attacking.

The Shingle style, to a large extent, grew out of the earlier Stick and Queen Anne styles and was stimulated by a revived interest in colonial American architecture of the 17th century.

New Yorkers, as mentioned earlier, are stuck with a mounting bill for his criminal behavior.

"George would have made up his mind and his public positions much earlier, and stuck with it regardless of the political consequences," said Richard L. Milliman, a former adviser.

This constellation was ultimately expanded to ten stars, but the earlier name stuck.

Archie Leach found his vocation early and stuck to it.

He built a solid base of support in New Hampshire, which backed him early and stuck with him despite Iowa.

Audi, despite their early setbacks, stuck firmly to their plan, pushed hard and were right on the leader's pace in the last part of the race.

All I had meant was that while growing up in the 80s, the overriding message from teachers and parents was, "Finish your education", and maybe that early conditioning stuck in a way they had not intended.