Sentence examples for has really stuck from inspiring English sources

So far, none has really stuck.

But nothing has really stuck; Dolphy remains a curiosity.

"There is something about this brand that has really stuck, no pun intended," he said.

What has really stuck in people's memories was a 2002 documentary called Trouble at the Top.

"Everybody has really stuck to the safety rules this summer," he said.

That routine of working until late has really stuck with me.

Ah, you've really stuck your neck out for us, there, Steve.

Recalling words of advice offered by his late father, Mr. Ryan said, "I still remember a couple of things he would say that have really stuck with me.

Brett, at Highview, praises Decc for its support - "they have really stuck with us as a British technology" - but says regulatory issues are having a "chilling effect" on the rollout of storage.

"This is a major slap in the face to China, which had really stuck its neck out to make these talks happen," said Shi Yinhong, a leading expert on international relations at People's University in Beijing.

Beadle and Blork had reviewed it all with them, the names and the actions and the toxicities of the variety of agents they were going to use to cure him, but of that whole long conversation only a single sentence of Blork's had really stuck.