Sentence examples for exactly stuck from inspiring English sources

But Scotland's economy is not exactly stuck in a cul-de-sac.

Adam Larsen Kwarasey has had his issues in goal for the Timbers, not least conceding a dumb penalty which Kaka took twice last weekend, but he hasn't exactly stuck out as a weak link.

But it turns out Alexander hasn't exactly stuck to his own filibuster pledge.

Mr. Mordal gamely steered himself up the ramp for the first jump, but he did not exactly stick the landing.

As names go, this one does not exactly stick in the mind or roll off the tongue.

There are of course plenty of other ways to preserve food without the use of chemicals -- canning or salting, for example -- but you can't exactly stick a loaf of Wonder Bread in a can.

If the instructions say "leave in terms of pi" or "exactly", then just stick the pi onto your answer (for example, the area of the circle = π36 cm^2).

"They're not exactly camcorders you can just stick in your purse".

It was exactly like being stuck on a park bench with a man with a twitch.

Unlike America, where no two nuclear plants are exactly alike, France stuck with a few standard designs.

"What do you mean?" I cannot tell you how many times in any given week I end up in exactly this place: stuck between a grownup concept and a kid who wants an explanation that he can understand.