Sentence examples for getting stuck up from inspiring English sources

There are reports of drivers crashing cars while surreptitiously playing on their phones; and a woman rescued by emergency services after getting stuck up a tree while chasing Pokémon.

"In the North and Northwest Side it's clean, you can walk up and down the street without getting stuck up," said Carl Hill, 62, who is black and lives on the South Side.

I hope that people will stop getting stuck up on the imperfection of the algorithms and start thinking big picture.

The best time to shoot the Flood is when it is just about to jump off the building - this minimizes the chances of the skull getting stuck up on the building's roof - although shooting it before and after it jumps is also feasible.

("It's because they get stuck up there," explained Mr. Roe's friend Hugh Ryan, who had traveled with him to Oulu. "They've got this image of being cute and cuddly, but they're rodents". Well, marsupials, actually).

Just to get all of those wives tales out of your head: Tampons can't get stuck up there!

"I got stuck up here three times myself".

He probably won't get stuck up a zipwire, but the 2012 Games will be a hard act to follow.

"That's the first time a ball ever got stuck up in a tree on me," McIlroy said, laughing.

"You've always been an independent person, but suddenly, you can't do these things anymore, darling, and you get stuck up here," Ms. Gantly said.

Having abandoned my first attempt in battering afternoon humidity – heeding the warning about an Italian girl who got stuck up there one night and came down the next morning wild-eyed and shrieking – I woke at 5.20am for the gruelling trek to 359 metres above sea level.