Sentence examples for has never stuck from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan has never stuck to this stereotype.

Rykiel, who has posed for Andy Warhol and provided the inspiration for one of the characters in Robert Altman's film Prêt-à-Porter, has never stuck to fashion.

No needles: I've never stuck a live patient with a needle, not yet.

I have never stuck my head in a dryer vent or rubbed Scotch bonnet peppers on my skin, but I would imagine a similar sensation.

England have dabbled with that idea once or twice, picking James Foster for the T20 and giving Chris Read the odd run out, but they've never stuck with it for long.

I've made my fair share of purchases here, though I've never stuck around for an actual game.

There's one problem with that: The FCC has tried to enact strong net neutrality rules using pretty much every other law over the last 10 years, and they've never stuck.

But as I spent an increasing number of hours reading about food, I began to wonder why vegetarianism had never stuck.

I've never stuck to a diet in my life, unless you class "eating nothing but frozen pizzas for my three years at uni" as a diet, which I'm pretty sure you don't.

In non-urgent hospital situations such as the arrival of a meal or the need for a non-urgent test, try using verbal cues such as "Bob, you've never stuck a tube down someone's throat before, right?

Angie has never had sticking power.