Sentence examples for has long stuck from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO — Greg Anderson, the personal trainer who has long stuck by his childhood friend Barry Bonds, indicated to a federal judge yet again Tuesday that he would not testify in Bonds's perjury trial.

The prime minister has long stuck to the position that foreign students should be included in the figures showing overall net migration numbers, fighting off an attempt to take them out under the previous Conservative government.

I don't always remember album reviews, but Robert Christgau's response to Tapestry has long stuck in my head; it's an excellent piece of writing of course, but it lingers because it speaks of a battle that, more than 40 years on, many female musicians are still fighting.

The company has long stuck with its plastic aesthetic, but the market has changed such that the difference between a mid-range and a premium device is really narrowing.

Unions have long stuck to traditional tactics like picketing.

Some people have long stuck relatively modest turbines on towers in the countryside.

Two of Victoria Beckham's top dieting tips have long stuck with me.

And right now, I think Wikipedia is sort of stuck, and has long been stuck.

football, attendance at home games has long been stuck between 20,000 and 30,000.

— In the fiercely competitive world of luxury cars, the Ford Motor Company's Lincoln brand has long been stuck in the slow lane, with stodgy models, older buyers and a distinct lack of pizazz.

As Bill Vlasic writes in Monday's business section, the brand "has long been stuck in the slow lane, with stodgy models, older buyers and a distinct lack of pizazz".