Sentence examples for getting stuck with from inspiring English sources

But mainly, the Republicans are the ones getting stuck with the unhappy surprises.

Probably A, but you wouldn't feel bad about getting stuck with B, right?

People often take up one-name studies after getting stuck with their own family search.

It makes me sick to think of some little old lady getting stuck with this".

"I don't see us getting stuck with people in water-clogged locations".

"We're getting stuck with mental health kids or kids with minor delinquent charges," he said.

It could be a breech, coming butt first and getting stuck with its legs up on its chest.

WASHINGTON — President Obama risks getting stuck with a rap as toxic as an unpopular war or a troubled economy: incompetence.

"We were getting stuck with overprocessed foods, low-quality meats and second- or third-rate produce," she writes.

The randomness of democracy – which remains its essential quality – protects us against getting stuck with truly bad ideas.

Everyone, it seems, has a story of dining out in their 20s and getting stuck with the tab.