Sentence examples for has stuck ever since from inspiring English sources

This was misheard by the signaller as "Felix" and it has stuck ever since.

Chastened, one of them later declared Mr. Basavich to be Kid Delicious, and the handle has stuck ever since.

It was a critic in his lifetime who called him "Joseph Wright of Derby" to distinguish him from another artist Wright, but the grand title has stuck ever since, much to the satisfaction of his home.

He noted that on Amazon, for instance, the Lumia 920 sold out just three days after it went on sale on Nov. 7, and the "backordered" status has stuck ever since — a sign that Nokia may simply be lowballing supply because it doesn't expect to sell many phones here.

As Mrs May put it in Whitehall on 30 June 2016 at the launch of her Conservative leadership bid: "There should be no general election until 2020". This was unambiguous and, until today, it was the mantra to which she has stuck ever since.

It emerged as the preferred choice for the name of the new team and has stuck ever since - some wags would suggest through thin and even thinner.

They slipped into some patterns that have stuck ever since: all three would cook, but on the evening Folayemi would mostly look after front of house, while Jacob and Duval – who have both cooked in the Franco-British café Rose Bakery – would ensure the food came out efficiently.

It is a position to which the academy--the largest group within the eye care profession--has stuck ever since, even though many of its members would, inevitably, profit from performing the surgery if it is determined to be routine care for which insurance companies would pay.

And there the pudding has been stuck ever since.

This sobriquet was coined a couple years ago by Aleksey Navalny, an anti-corruption crusader and the most prominent figure of last year's Moscow protests, and has firmly stuck ever since.

Older teammates referred to her as "Tough Little Cookie" because of her physical style, and "Cookie" has fittingly stuck ever since.