Sentence examples for hardly stuck from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kitchen, who is also a founder of the Borromeo String Quartet, is hardly stuck in the technological past.

Keen athletics watchers, I'm sure, will be thinking that I've hardly stuck my neck out with my predictions so far.

A new museum in the slate-roofed dairy barn is devoted to agrarian history, but Muscoot is hardly stuck in the past.

It was nothing more than countless snapshots of the famous, the almost famous and the hardly known, stuck unframed to the walls.

It was then she let me in on the secret: "Just stick to all the unofficial parties and screw paying for tickets – hardly anyone in Austin does".

During the live show cues were missed, the autocue repeatedly became stuck, hardly an artist arrived on stage on time and while Fox, dressed in an unflattering tuxedo, became increasingly flummoxed, Fleetwood looked bemused.

(To be fair, Ariadne is an investor in SpinVox – though Meyer declined to tell us this afternoon what stake they currently hold, apart from saying it was "small" – so it's hardly surprising she stuck up for the company).

Eight people who hardly know each other stuck together for a week: a timeless scenario.

Trouble results in those people who repeatedly call this survival mechanism into play for reasons that are hardly life-threatening: being stuck in traffic or behind a slow driver, confronting the breakdown of an appliance, or having to wait for someone who is late, for instance.

Hays points out that everyone has a different relationship with food and while general guidelines say we're all supposed to be on a 2,000 calorie diet, hardly any Americans stick to that.

It seems hardly fair that we're stuck with sexy while the boys get all the film and TV characters in their corner.