Sentence examples for has stuck closest from inspiring English sources
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For his musical theater forays, the composer has stuck close to a Top-40 formula.
David Hare says he has stuck closer to Chekhov's original plan.
Affleck has stuck close to home for "The Town," an adaptation of Chuck Hogan's novel "Prince of Thieves".
Udacity has stuck close to its math and computer science roots and emphasizes applied learning, like "How to Build a Blog" or "Building a Web Browser".
Mr. Sherman — who is also part of the acting ensemble, along with Vincent D'Onofrio and Zoe Kazan — has stuck close to the form and content of Brecht's text.
The Newcastle girl has stuck close to her roots and sports the stereotypical warm, laid-back, and hard-working attitude synonymous with the Hunter region.
His résumé reveals that he has stuck close to Shakespeare, whose roles provide what he called the equivalent of "learning to drive".
The album is a departure for Dr. John, who on recent records has stuck close to the mix of New Orleans jazz, funk and soul that he has mined since the 1970s.
