Sentence examples for get a bit stuck from inspiring English sources

The doctors tended to get a bit stuck.

"I think people often get a bit stuck on the line between them".

"It's fun, but sometimes when you get a bit stuck, it gets annoying, and you want to do something else".

So if something is both very small and very heavy, like the universe during the Big Bang, physicists get a bit stuck.

(N4)   Mental status /describing symptoms Ability to perform a thorough mental state assessment is wanting… (M13) It's just the lack of knowledge on the types of illnesses, like what's the real … difference between delusions and hallucinations and stuff, we get a bit stuck on.

This all means that our players are not used to playing in teams that can do 1 well and when a game is not fast paced and attack orientated (i.e. the majority of international football) they get a bit stuck with number 2. The Number of Foreign players in the Premiership is misleading.

"I'm getting a bit stuck," she said to an aide who rushed to her assistance.

56th over: New Zealand 175-1 too to McCullum, who'd got a bit stuck on 91.

But both teams have got a bit stuck here... 76 mins This is a bit of a joke now.

Under the surface of the fleeting frenzies and more serious episodes of the past 12 months, there is a sense that British politics has got a bit stuck.

I was a youth in the 1990s, and my album collection got a bit stuck around the Stone Roses and Charlatans.