Sentence examples for get too stuck from inspiring English sources
"Be honest about the product," he says immediately — meaning don't get too stuck on a particular feature just because you want to build it.
And I don't get too stuck in my own head either".
The repeated bands of red and white reinforce predictability and the comforting thing is that this provides protection; however, in this stage one can get too stuck in the old ways of doing things.
The only good photos of you anyone ever takes are: i. unposed candids when you're roaring pissed; and ii. that one photo of you that you get in a dress or a suit when you go to a friend's summer wedding, before you get too stuck into the table wine.
Don't get too stuck together, because you will eventually get tired of each other.
Don't get too stuck on one idea; a new twist might be just what your song needs.
As long as the show never gets too stuck its ways and embraces the next steps for the industry, it should comfortably transition to that next iteration.
Olive Oyl inherits $20 million dollars and gets too stuck up for Popeye.
Got a little too stuck on himself".
Stir continuously for the first 5 minutes, then frequently from that point on, adding splashes of water as needed when it gets too thick or starts sticking.
