Sentence examples for exactly stuck in from inspiring English sources
But Scotland's economy is not exactly stuck in a cul-de-sac.
As names go, this one does not exactly stick in the mind or roll off the tongue.
The Norwegian Civil Defence, who did the main bulk of the rescue work, stated that they had been planning on an exercise which would have been identical to the accident, with a train stuck in exactly the same tunnel while it was on fire.
"They're not exactly camcorders you can just stick in your purse".
And that, of course, is exactly what will stick in some readers' gullets.
It's a deep trove of exactly the kinds of minutiae that will stick in his brain the way baseball statistics stick in mine.
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.
But why exactly do songs get stuck in our head in the first place?
With the rumored massive changes stage designs coming at you through a glistening HD feed, you'll be able to tell exactly what Fatboy Slim has stuck in his teeth, what particular breed of Koala Oliver Heldens is dressed up as, And what kind of burrito Carnage is eating on stage.
The up-tempo Boilermakers led by 19 points at halftime and hung 90 on Baylor, not exactly the markings of a team stuck in cement.
