Sentence examples for great sticks from inspiring English sources
He finds these great sticks and carves the Ten Commandments in them.
Aaron Rouse: Made some great sticks in the running game, and didn't seem to be the culprit on many of those passes over the middle to Witten et al. Also had that sack of Romo on the blitz.
"This guy gave them a great big stick and said, 'Beat the hell out of me with it.' " But Ms. Hinton, the spokeswoman for the plaintiffs' lawyers, disagreed.
"She had a great stick," O'Leary said.
Among skills are bad stick, average stick, and great stick.
This had been one of the great sticking points over the past few weeks.
A minute into the game, on a steal, Czerkawski cut across parallel to the goal line but Vokoun made a great stick save on his shot.
But even Mr Sharon cannot call up the spectre of Israeli lives at risk when Mr Bush, as he surely must, brings up the second great sticking-point: Israel's refusal to accept the plan's freeze on Jewish settlements.
At his best, with great stick-handling skills, speed and imposing size at 6 feet 5 inches and 230 pounds, he can dominate games with or without the puck.
Jodi Rudoren writes in today's Times that the great sticking point for Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations is Benjamin Netanyahu's demand that Palestinians recognize Israel as a "Jewish state," or as "the nation-state of the Jewish people" — something along these lines.
